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Beowulf 11I ween he will wish, if he win in the struggle

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Literature · Poetry

Beowulf 11

I ween he will wish, if he win in the struggle

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To eat in the war-hall earls of the Geat-folk, Boldly to swallow them, as of yore he did often The best of the Hrethmen! Thou needest not trouble A head-watch to give me; he will have me dripping
{In case of my defeat, thou wilt not have the trouble of burying me.}

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Hall — Beowulf (Anonymous, translated by J. Lesslie Hall) (1000). Public Domain. Anonymous, translated by J. Lesslie Hall, Beowulf; public domain in the US; text from Project Gutenberg #16328. Source

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Beowulf 12

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