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The Story of Beowulf, Translated from Anglo-Saxon into Modern English Prose

Note 61 — II The Story

Ernest J. B. (Ernest John Brigham) Kirtlan translation

And the wise man was thinking that he had bitterly angered the Wielder of all things, the eternal God, in the matter of some ancient customs.61 And within his breast gloomy brooding was welling, as was by no means his wont. The fiery dragon had destroyed by flame the stronghold of the people, both the sea-board and neighbouring land. And therefore the King of the Weder-Geats devised revenge upon him.

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