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      <description>Made with love</description>
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      <pubDate>2017-10-02 16:20:25 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>bewoulf korday slaton ch 2 4th </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>So in the nighttime Grendel went to the hall to watch the men, who had been drinking. He came upon them asleep, completely oblivious to the sorrow and pain that awaited them. Full of wrath, Grendel grabbed thirty of the men and took them back to his lair. When dawn broke, the men saw what Grendel had done. They were beside themselves with grief. Even their fearless leader sat paralyzed, completely overwhelmed by the destruction Grendel had caused. But they couldn’t grieve for long, as Grendel returned the next night to claim more victims. Men could be seen fleeing the hall for safety, running to escape Grendel’s hatred. The great hall soon stood empty. For twelve years Hrothgar suffered as a result of Grendel’s attacks. The whole world heard of Grendel’s rage and the murders he carried out on Hrothgar’s people. Grendel refused to stop, even for huge sums of gold, and no man would dare try to negotiate with the foul monster. Old and young alike were terrified, as Grendel hunted them at night in the misty swamps, never stopping his lonely war. Once night fell, he was the ruler of Heorot. Hrothgar was heartbroken. His advisors all offered ideas of how best to deal with Grendel. They even made offerings to pagan gods and asked devils to come to their aid. That was how little hope they had left. They were heathens and they did not know that they could turn to Almighty God, Lord of the Heavens. Pity the man who turns to hell for help. May he be blessed to turn to the Lord after death. </div>]]></description>
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         <title>beowulf korday slaton 5th</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>beowulf become the ruler of the spear- danes and was beloved by all. he had an heir, the great helfdane,whose wisdom and became queen of the swedes, hrothgar was such a great warrior that men were eraser ti fight alongside him. His army grew large. he decided to build an enormous hell, the largest anyone had ever seen.From there, he would rule and give everything he could to his people, except for land and his men lives.He brought in wrokmen from all our over the world, and his immense and noble hall was soon keep his promise to give gifts and treasure to his people.But outside the towering wall of heorot death and destruction waited. the day was coning when hatred and murder would return to tear men apart bewulf is hero of geat comes to vaid of hrothgar, ing of danes whose and hall in horot hes been under attack by a monster known as grende's</div>]]></description>
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         <title>beowulf ch3 korday slaton</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Grendel’s attacks were talked about in the nearby kingdom of the Geats. Hygelac, the ruler of the Geats, had a great warrior in his command, a nobleman who was the bravest man alive. No one compared to him. When he heard of Grendel’s deeds, this man ordered that his warship be made ready to sail. He announced that he would sail to the aid of Hrothgar. Though the Geats loved him greatly, they did not stop him from going. They praised him and looked for good omens that fortold success. And the brave man gathered the fourteen best warriors of the Geats and prepared to sail. The boat was ready in the harbor. The men carried their shining weapons and armor on board, while the waves slapped the side of the ship. They pushed off and caught the wind. The boat was like a bird skimming the surface of the sea. On the second day, they saw tall cliffs ahead and knew their journey was over. They anchored their boat and lept ashore, their weapons and armor clanging. They thanked God for a safe voyage. Up on the cliff, one of Hrothgar’s guards saw the men unloading their shields and weapons. He raced down to the shore on his horse and confronted the men, shaking his spear while he spoke: “Who are you? Why have you sailed here fully armed? You don’t have permission from my people to land here with weapons out. I’ve never seen anything like this in all my days as a guard. And what a mighty warrior your leader is! An honest-to-goodness hero. But you better tell me where you’re from and what you’re doing here, unless you want people to think you are spies. The sooner you tell me, the better.”</div>]]></description>
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