唄診窮徨慕 > 哂猟圻广窮徨慕 > beowulf (唄安冷研) >

及6嫗

beowulf (唄安冷研)-及6嫗

弌傍�� beowulf (唄安冷研) 忖方�� 耽匈4000忖

梓囚徒貧圭�鮗� ○ 賜 ★ 辛酔堀貧和鍬匈��梓囚徒貧議 Enter 囚辛指欺云慕朕村匈��梓囚徒貧圭�鮗� ● 辛指欺云匈競何��
!!!!隆堋響頼��紗秘慕禰厮宴和肝写偬堋響��




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 



                                               20 


´ Page 21´

                                    Beowulf Anonymous 



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。 



                                             21 


´ Page 22´

                                     Beowulf Anonymous 



                                             XII 



     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。 



                                              22 


´ Page 23´

                                    Beowulf Anonymous 



                                           XIII 



     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   more   worthy   to   rule�   。�On   their   lord   beloved   they   laid   no 

slight�察�gracious Hrothgar�此�a good king he�。� From time to time�察�the tried´in´ 

battle their gray steeds set to gallop amain�察�and ran a race when the road 

seemed fair。 From time to time�察�a thane of the king�察�who had made many 

vaunts�察  �and   was   mindful   of   verses�察  �stored   with   sagas   and   songs   of   old�察�

bound word to word in well´knit rime�察�welded his lay�察�this warrior soon of 

Beowulf's quest right cleverly sang�察�and artfully added an excellent tale�察�in 

well´ranged words�察�of the warlike deeds he had heard in saga of Sigemund。 

Strange   the   story�此  �he   said   it   all�察     �the   Waelsing's   wanderings   wide�察  �his 

struggles�察�which never were told to tribes of men�察�the feuds and the frauds�察�

save   to   Fitela   only�察  �when   of   these   doings   he   deigned   to   speak�察  �uncle   to 

nephew�察     �as  ever    the  twain    stood   side   by  side   in  stress   of  war�察  �and 

multitude      of  the  monster     kind   they   had   felled   with   their  swords。    Of 

Sigemund        grew�察  �when     he  passed     from   life�察 �no   little  praise�察  �for  the 

doughty´in´combat a dragon killed that herded the hoard�今�1�А�under hoary 

rock the atheling dared the deed alone fearful quest�察�nor was Fitela there。 

Yet so it befell�察�his falchion pierced that wondrous worm�察 �on the wall it 

struck�察�best blade�察�the dragon died in its blood。 Thus had the dread´one by 

daring achieved over the ring´hoard to rule at will�察�himself to pleasure�察�a 



                                             23 


´ Page 24´

                                     Beowulf Anonymous 



sea´boat he loaded�察�and bore on its bosom the beaming gold�察�son of Waels�察�

the worm was consumed。 He had of all heroes the highest renown among 

races of men�察�this refuge´of´warriors�察�for deeds of daring that decked his 

name   since   the   hand   and   heart   of   Heremod   grew   slack   in   battle。   He�察�

swiftly banished to mingle with monsters at mercy of foes�察�to death was 

betrayed�察�for torrents of sorrow had lamed him too long�察�a load of care to 

earls   and    athelings   all  he   proved。   Oft   indeed�察   �in  earlier   days�察  �for  the 

warrior's wayfaring wise men mourned�察�who had hoped of him help from 

harm and bale�察�and had thought their sovran's son would thrive�察�follow his 

father�察�his folk protect�察�the hoard and the stronghold�察�heroes' land�察�home of 

Scyldings。  But here�察�thanes said�察�the kinsman of Hygelac kinder seemed 

to   all�此  �the   other��2�А  �was   urged   to   crime�   �And   afresh   to   the   race�撮�3�А  �the 

fallow   roads   by   swift   steeds   measured�   �The   morning   sun   was   climbing 

higher。 Clansmen hastened to the high´built hall�察�those hardy´minded�察�the 

wonder      to  witness。    Warden     of  treasure�察  �crowned     with   glory�察  �the  king 

himself�察�with stately band from the br

卦指朕村 貧匯匈 和匯匈 指欺競何 壘��3�� 家��2��

低辛嬬浪散議