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death his life will I give�察�though it lie in my power。 No skill is his to strike 

against me�察�my shield to hew though he hardy be�察�bold in battle�察�we both�察�

this night�察�shall spurn the sword�察�if he seek me here�察�unweaponed�察�for war。 

Let   wisest   God�察  �sacred   Lord�察  �on   which   side   soever   doom   decree   as   he 

deemeth   right。;   Reclined   then   the   chieftain�察  �and   cheek´pillows   held   the 

head   of   the   earl�察  �while   all   about   him   seamen   hardy   on   hall´beds   sank。 

None of them thought that thence their steps to the folk and fastness that 

fostered   them�察  �to   the   land   they   loved�察  �would   lead   them   back�   �Full   well 

they wist that on warriors many battle´death seized�察�in the banquet´hall�察�of 

Danish clan。 But comfort and help�察�war´weal weaving�察�to Weder folk the 

Master   gave�察  �that�察  �by   might   of   one�察  �over   their   enemy   all   prevailed�察  �by 

single   strength。   In   sooth   'tis   told   that   highest   God   o'er   human   kind   hath 

wielded   ever�      �Thro'   wan   night   striding�察  �came   the   walker´in´shadow。 

Warriors   slept   whose   hest   was   to   guard   the   gabled   hall�察     �all   save   one。 

'Twas   widely   known   that   against   God's   will   the   ghostly   ravager   him��1�А�

could not hurl to haunts of darkness�察�wakeful�察�ready�察�with warrior's wrath�察�

bold he bided the battle's issue。 

     ��1�А�Beowulf�察 �the ;one。; 



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     THEN   from   the   moorland�察  �by   misty   crags�察  �with   God's   wrath   laden�察�

Grendel came。 The monster was minded of mankind now sundry to seize 

in the stately house。 Under welkin   he walked�察�till the wine´palace   there�察�

gold´hall   of   men�察  �he   gladly   discerned�察  �flashing   with   fretwork。   Not   first 

time�察�this�察�that he the home of Hrothgar sought�察 �yet ne'er in his life´day�察�

late or early�察�such hardy heroes�察�such hall´thanes�察�found� �To the house the 

warrior   walked   apace�察  �parted   from   peace�撮�1�А  �the   portal   opended�察  �though 

with forged bolts fast�察�when his fists had struck it�察�and baleful he burst in 

his blatant rage�察�the house's mouth。 All hastily�察�then�察�o'er fair´paved floor 

the   fiend   trod   on�察  �ireful   he   strode�察  �there   streamed   from   his   eyes   fearful 

flashes�察�like flame to see。 

     He   spied   in   hall   the   hero´band�察  �kin   and   clansmen   clustered   asleep�察�

hardy liegemen。 Then laughed his heart�察�for the monster was minded�察�ere 

morn should dawn�察�savage�察�to sever the soul of each�察�life from body�察�since 

lusty banquet waited his will� �But Wyrd forbade him to seize any more of 

men on earth after that evening。 Eagerly watched Hygelac's kinsman his 

cursed   foe�察  �how   he   would   fare   in   fell   attack。   Not   that   the   monster   was 

minded   to   pause�   �Straightway   he   seized   a   sleeping   warrior   for   the   first�察�

and tore him fiercely asunder�察�the bone´frame bit�察�drank blood in streams�察�

swallowed        him    piecemeal�此     �swiftly    thus   the   lifeless   corse    was    clear 

devoured�察  �e'en   feet   and   hands。   Then   farther   he   hied�察  �for   the   hardy   hero 

with   hand   he   grasped�察  �felt   for   the   foe   with   fiendish   claw�察  �for   the   hero 

reclining�察 �who clutched it boldly�察�prompt to answer�察�propped on his arm。 

Soon   then   saw   that   shepherd´of´evils   that   never   he   met   in   this   middle´ 

world�察  �in   the   ways   of   earth�察  �another   wight   with   heavier   hand´gripe�察  �at 

heart he feared�察�sorrowed in soul�察 �none the sooner escaped� �Fain would 

he flee�察�his fastness seek�察�the den of devils�此�no doings now such as oft he 

had done in days of old� �Then bethought him the hardy Hygelac´thane of 

his boast at evening�此�up he bounded�察�grasped firm his foe�察�whose fingers 

cracked。   The   fiend   made   off�察  �but   the   earl   close   followed。   The   monster 

meant  if he might at all  to fling himself free�察�and far away fly to the 

fens�察 �knew his fingers' power in   the gripe of the grim one。  Gruesome 



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march to Heorot this monster of harm had made� �Din filled the room�察�the 

Danes   were   bereft�察  �castle´dwellers   and   clansmen   all�察  �earls�察  �of   their   ale。 

Angry were both those savage hall´guards�此�the house resounded。 Wonder it 

was the wine´hall firm in the strain of their struggle stood�察�to earth the fair 

house fell not�察�too fast it was within and without by its iron bands craftily 

clamped�察�though there crashed from sill many a mead´bench  men have 

told   me      gay   with   gold�察  �where   the   grim   foes   wrestled。   So   well   had 

weened the wisest Scyldings that not ever at all might any man that bone´ 

decked�察�brave house break asunder�察�crush by craft�察 �unless clasp of fire in 

smoke engulfed it。  Again uprose din redoubled。 Danes of the North with 

fear and frenzy were filled�察�each one�察�who from the wall that wailing heard�察�

God's foe sounding his grisly song�察�cry of the conquered�察�clamorous pain 

from captive of hell。 Too closely held him he who of men in might was 

strongest in that same day of this our life。 

     ��1�А�That is�察�he was a ;lost soul�察─�doomed to hell。 



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     NOT in any wise would the earls'´defence��1�А�suffer that slaughterous 

stranger to live�察�useless deeming his days and years to men on earth。 Now 

many an earl of Beowulf brandished blade ancestral�察�fain the life of their 

lord to shield�察�their praised prince�察�if power were theirs�察�never they knew�察 � 

´ as they neared the foe�察�hardy´hearted heroes of war�察�aiming their swords 

on    every   side   the   accursed    to  kill�察   �no   keenest    blade�察  �no   farest  of 

falchions   fashioned   on   earth�察  �could   harm  or   hurt   that   hideous   fiend�   �He 

was safe�察�by his spells�察�from sword of battle�察�from edge of iron。 Yet his end 

and   parting   on   that   same   day   of   this   our   life   woful   should   be�察  �and   his 

wandering soul far off flit to the fiends' domain。 Soon he found�察�who in 

former   days�察  �harmful   in   heart   and   hated   of   God�察  �on   many   a   man   such 

murder wrought�察�that the frame of his body failed him now。 For him the 

keen´souled kinsman of Hygelac held in hand�察�hateful alive was each to 

other。 The outlaw dire took mortal hurt�察�a mighty wound showed on his 

shoulder�察�and sinews cracked�察�and the bone´frame burst。 To Beowulf now 

the   glory   was   given�察  �and   Grendel   thence   death´sick   his   den   in   the   dark 

moor sought�察�noisome abode�此�he knew too well that here was the last of 

life�察�an end of his days on earth。  To all the Danes by that bloody battle 

the    boon    had    come。    From     ravage     had   rescued     the   roving    stranger 

Hrothgar's   hall�察  �the   hardy   and   wise   one   had   purged   it   anew。   His   night´ 

work pleased him�察�his deed and its honor。 To Eastern Danes had the valiant 

Geat his vaunt made good�察�all their sorrow and ills assuaged�察�their bale of 

battle   borne   so   long�察  �and   all   the dole   they  erst endured   pain a´plenty。    

'Twas   proof   of   this�察  �when   the   hardy´in´fight   a   hand   laid   down�察  �arm   and 

shoulder�察 �all�察�indeed�察�of Grendel's gripe�察 �'neath the gabled roof。 

     ��1�А�Kenning for Beowulf。 



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     MANY at morning�察�as men have told me�察�warriors gathered the gift´ 

hall round�察�folk´leaders faring from far and near�察�o'er wide´stretched ways�察�

the wonder to view�察�trace of the traitor。 Not troublous seemed the enemy's 

end to any man who saw by the gait of the graceless foe how the weary´ 

hearted�察�away from thence�察�baffled in battle and banned�察�his steps death´ 

marked dragged to the devils' mere。 Bloody the billows were boiling there�察�

turbid the tide of tumbling waves horribly seething�察�with sword´blood hot�察�

by   that   doomed   one   dyed�察  �who   in   den   of   the   moor   laid   forlorn   his   life 

adown�察�his heathen soul�察�and hell received it。 Home then rode the hoary 

clansmen from that merry journey�察�and many a youth�察�on horses white�察�the 

hardy   warriors�察  �back   from   the   mere。   Then   Beowulf's   glory   eager   they 

echoed�察�and all averred that from sea to sea�察�or south or north�察�there was 

no other in earth's domain�察�under vault of heaven�察�more valiant found�察�of 

warriors   none
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