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Beowulf: An Anglo-Saxon Epic Poem - Unknown ยท 53 words
Went then that earlman, champion noble, Came with comrades, where the clever one bided 65 Whether God all gracious would grant him a respite After the woe he had suffered. The war worthy hero With a troop of retainers trod then the pavement The hall building groaned, till he greeted the wise one,
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