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Beowulf

Chapter 10 

Word Count: 338    |    Released on: 18/11/2017

went with hi

cyldings, fo

e war-lord We

queen. The

Grendel a g

eard, a hal

narch and watched

Geats' prince

is might, the

en his cors

ead; to his h

pons, - the wel

guard the ge

is Vaunt the

, ere the be

fight no feeb

eds, than Gren

word, then, to

give, though it

his to strik

hew though

le; we both,

e sword, if he

for war. Let

, on which

as he deem

chieftain, and c

he earl, whil

dy on hall

hought that th

d fastness tha

y loved, would

y wist that o

seized, in th

an. But comf

eaving, to

ve, that, by

enemy all

rength. In s

st God o'e

er! - Thro' wan

er-in-shadow.

to guard the

ne. 'Twas

od's will the

ot hurl to hau

dy, with war

ed the batt

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“Beowulf is an Old English epic poem consisting of 3,182 alliterative lines. It may be the oldest surviving long poem in Old English and is commonly cited as one of the most important works of Old English literature.”