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From the Ruler´of´Man no wrath shall seize me�察�when life from my frame 

must flee away�察�for killing of kinsmen� �Now quickly go and gaze on that 

hoard 'neath the hoary rock�察�Wiglaf loved�察�now the worm lies low�察�sleeps�察�

heart´sore�察�of his spoil bereaved。 And fare in haste。 I would fain behold the 

gorgeous   heirlooms�察  �golden   store�察  �have   joy   in   the   jewels   and   gems�察  �lay 

down   softlier   for   sight   of   this   splendid   hoard   my  life   and   the   lordship   I 



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long have held。; 

       ��1�А�That is�察�swords。 



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                                     XXXVIII 



     I HAVE heard that swiftly the son of Weohstan at wish and word of his 

wounded king�察    �war´sick   warrior�察    �woven  mail´coat�察 �battle´sark�察 �bore 

'neath   the   barrow's   roof。   Then   the   clansman   keen�察  �of   conquest   proud�察�

passing   the   seat�撮�1�А  �saw   store   of   jewels   and   glistening   gold   the   ground 

along�察  �by   the   wall   were   marvels�察  �and   many   a   vessel   in   the   den   of   the 

dragon�察  �the   dawn´flier   old�此  �unburnished   bowls   of   bygone   men   reft   of 

richness�察  �rusty  helms   of   the   olden   age�察  �and   arm´rings   many  wondrously 

woven。  Such wealth of gold�察�booty from barrow�察�can burden with pride 

each human   wight�此  �let him  hide   it   who   will�      �His   glance   too   fell   on   a 

gold´wove   banner   high   o'er   the   hoard�察  �of   handiwork   noblest�察  �brilliantly 

broidered�察�so bright its gleam�察�all the earth´floor he easily saw and viewed 

all these vessels。 No vestige now was seen of the serpent�此�the sword had 

ta'en him。 Then�察�I heard�察�the hill of its hoard was reft�察�old work of giants�察�

by one alone�察�he burdened his bosom with beakers and plate at his own 

good will�察�and the ensign took�察�brightest of beacons。  The blade of his 

lord  its edge was iron  had injured deep one that guarded the golden 

hoard   many   a   year   and   its   murder´fire   spread   hot   round   the   barrow   in 

horror´billows at midnight hour�察�till it met its doom。 Hasted the herald�察�the 

hoard so spurred him his track to retrace�察�he was troubled by doubt�察�high´ 

souled hero�察�if haply he'd find alive�察�where he left him�察�the lord of Weders�察�

weakening fast by the wall of the cave。 So he carried the load。 His lord 

and   king   he   found   all   bleeding�察  �famous   chief   at   the   lapse   of   life。   The 

liegeman again plashed him with water�察�till point of word broke through 

the breast´hoard。 Beowulf spake�察�sage and sad�察�as he stared at the gold。  

;For the gold and treasure�察�to God my thanks�察�to the Wielder´of´Wonders�察�

with words I say�察�for what I behold�察�to Heaven's Lord�察�for the grace that I 

give such gifts to my folk or ever the day of my death be run� �Now I've 

bartered here for booty of treasure the last of my life�察�so look ye well to 

the needs of my land� �No longer I tarry。 A barrow bid ye the battle´fanned 

raise for my ashes。 'Twill shine by the shore of the flood�察�to folk of mine 

memorial fair on Hrones Headland high uplifted�察�that ocean´wanderers oft 

may hail Beowulf's Barrow�察�as back from far they drive their keels o'er the 



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darkling wave。; From his neck he unclasped the collar of gold�察�valorous 

king�察�to his vassal gave it with bright´gold helmet�察�breastplate�察�and ring�察�to 

the youthful thane�此�bade him use them in joy。 ;Thou art end and remnant 

of all our race the Waegmunding name。 For Wyrd hath swept them�察�all my 

line�察�to the land of doom�察�earls in their glory�此�I after them go。; This word 

was the last which the wise old man harbored in heart ere hot death´waves 

of   balefire   he   chose。   From   his   bosom   fled   his   soul   to   seek   the   saints' 

reward。 

     ��1�А�Where Beowulf lay。 



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                                       XXXIX 



     IT was heavy hap for that hero young on his lord beloved to look and 

find him lying on earth with life at end�察�sorrowful sight。 But the slayer too�察�

awful   earth´dragon�察  �empty   of   breath�察  �lay   felled   in   fight�察  �nor�察  �fain   of   its 

treasure�察 �could the   writhing   monster   rule it   more。  For   edges of   iron   had 

ended its days�察�hard and battle´sharp�察�hammers' leaving�撮�1�А�and that flier´ 

afar had fallen to ground hushed by its hurt�察�its hoard all near�察�no longer 

lusty aloft to whirl   at midnight�察 �making its   merriment seen�察 �proud of  its 

prizes�此�prone it sank by the handiwork of the hero´king。 Forsooth among 

folk but few achieve�察 �though sturdy and strong�察�as stories tell me�察�and 

never so daring in deed of valor�察 �the perilous breath of a poison´foe to 

brave�察�and to rush on the ring´board hall�察�whenever his watch the warden 

keeps bold in the barrow。 Beowulf paid the price of death for that precious 

hoard�察�and each of the foes had found the end of this fleeting life。 Befell 

erelong that the laggards in war the wood had left�察�trothbreakers�察�cowards�察�

ten together�察�fearing before to flourish a spear in the sore distress of their 

sovran lord。 Now in their shame their shields they carried�察�armor of fight�察�

where the old man lay�察�and they gazed on Wiglaf。 Wearied he sat at his 

sovran's shoulder�察�shieldsman good�察�to wake him with water。��2�А�Nowise it 

availed。 Though well he wished it�察�in world no more could he barrier life 

for that leader´of´battles nor baffle the will of all´wielding God。 Doom of 

the Lord was law o'er the deeds of every man�察�as it is to´day。 Grim was the 

answer�察  �easy   to   get�察  �from   the   youth   for   those   that   had   yielded   to   fear� �

Wiglaf spake�察�the son of Weohstan�察 �mournful he looked on those men 

unloved�此  �Who sooth will speak�察�can say indeed that the ruler who gave 

you golden rings and the harness of war in which ye stand  for he at ale´ 

bench   often´times   bestowed   on   hall´folk   helm   and   breastplate�察  �lord   to 

liegemen�察  �the   likeliest   gear   which   near   of   far   he   could   find   to   give�察   �

threw away and wasted these weeds of battle�察�on men who failed when the 

foemen came� �Not at all could the king of his comrades´in´arms venture to 

vaunt�察   �though     the  Victory´Wielder�察      �God�察  �gave    him    grace   that  he   got 

revenge sole   with his   sword in stress and need。 To   rescue his   life�察 �'twas 

little   that   I   could   serve   him   in   struggle�察  �yet   shift   I   made   ��hopeless   it 



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seemed�� to help my kinsman。 Its strength ever waned�察�when with weapon I 

struck that fatal foe�察�and the fire less strongly flowed from its head。  Too 

few the heroes in throe of contest that thronged to our king� �Now gift of 

treasure and girding of sword�察�joy of the house and home´delight shall fail 

your folk�察�his freehold´land every clansman within your kin shall lose and 

leave�察  �when   lords   highborn   hear   afar   of   that   flight   of   yours�察  �a   fameless 

deed。 Yea�察�death is better for liegemen all than a life of shame� ─�

     ��1�А  �What     had   been   left  or  made     by  the   hammer�察    �well´forged。     ��2�А�

Trying to revive him。 



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                                             XL 



     THAT battle´toil bade he at burg to announce�察�at the fort on the cliff�察�

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