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hall here. I had of trusty men, Of dear and doughty, fewer-since
death had taken them.

Sit thee now to banquet, the cords of speech untie,
Tell us of thy victor-vaunt, as whets thy soul thereby.” Then for
Geatish tribesmen, close together all, Was a bench made ready in
the wassail-hall.

There the stout-in-spirit went to take their seat, Proud of this their
prowess. A henchman did as meet, Mindful he to bear round the
figured ale-tankard, And pour to each the clear mead. Whiles
would sing a bard, Clear of voice in Heorot. Reveiled there the
thanesA host of happy heroes, Wederfolk and Danes.
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