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Beowulf: An Anglo-Saxon Epic Poem - Unknown ยท 50 words
Might bear to Beowulf the bumper oerrunning; She greeted the Geat prince, God she did thank, Most wise in her words, that her wish was accomplished, 70 That in any of earlmen she ever should look for Solace in sorrow. He accepted the beaker, Battle bold warrior, at Wealhtheows giving,
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