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Beowulf: An Anglo-Saxon Epic Poem - Unknown ยท 77 words
On the bench of the beer hall. On both sides they swore then A fast binding compact; Finn unto Hengest 45 With no thought of revoking vowed then most solemnly The woe begone remnant well to take charge of, His Witan advising; the agreement should no one By words or works weaken and shatter, By artifice ever injure its value, 50 Though reaved of their ruler their ring givers slayer They followed as vassals, Fate so requiring.
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