 ... imbued my heart with it, revealed it as glorious, in 1 2 50 time broadened it, set free my body, unlocked my heart, and loosed the power of song, which joyfully and gladly I have used in the world. Not one time alone, but often had I thought upon...  The Elene of Cynewulf - Page 36by Cynewulf - 1904 - 42 pagesFull view - About this book
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...alone, but many times, I reflected on the tree of glory, before I had the miracle disclosed concerning the glorious tree, as in the course of events I found related in books, in writings, concerning the sign of victory. Until that the man6 had always been buffeted by billows... | |
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...gladly I have used in the world. Not one time alone, but often had I thought upon the tree of r>-lory, before I had the miracle revealed regarding 1255 the...the surge of sorrow, was he a weakly flaring torch (C)°, although he had received treasures 1 260 and appled gold in the mead-hall; wroth in heart 1... | |
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