{"id":1664,"date":"2019-07-11T11:34:41","date_gmt":"2019-07-11T11:34:41","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/courses.lumenlearning.com\/epcc-britlit1\/?post_type=chapter&p=1664"},"modified":"2019-07-15T17:19:44","modified_gmt":"2019-07-15T17:19:44","slug":"beowulf-7","status":"publish","type":"chapter","link":"https:\/\/courses.lumenlearning.com\/epcc-britlit1\/chapter\/beowulf-7\/","title":{"raw":"Beowulf 7: Beowulf returns to Geat-land.","rendered":"Beowulf 7: Beowulf returns to Geat-land."},"content":{"raw":"
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XXVIII.<\/a><\/h2>\r\n

THE HOMEWARD JOURNEY.<\/h2>\r\n
Then the band of very valiant retainers<\/div>\r\n
Came to the current; they were clad all in armor,<\/div>\r\n[The coast-guard again.]<\/span>\r\n
In link-woven burnies. The land-warder noticed<\/div>\r\n
The return of the earlmen, as he erstwhile had seen them;<\/div>\r\n5<\/span>\r\n
Nowise with insult he greeted the strangers<\/div>\r\n
From the naze of the cliff, but rode on to meet them;<\/div>\r\n
Said the bright-armored visitors vesselward traveled<\/div>\r\n
Welcome to Weders. The wide-bosomed craft then<\/div>\r\n
Lay on the sand, laden with armor,<\/div>\r\n10<\/span>\r\n
With horses and jewels, the ring-stemm\u00e8d sailer:<\/div>\r\n
The mast uptowered o\u2019er the treasure of Hrothgar.<\/div>\r\n[Beowulf gives the guard a handsome sword.]<\/span>\r\n
To the boat-ward a gold-bound brand he presented,<\/div>\r\n
That he was afterwards honored on the ale-bench more highly<\/div>\r\n
As the heirloom\u2019s owner. Set he out on his vessel,<\/div>\r\n15<\/span>\r\n
To drive on the deep, Dane-country left he.<\/div>\r\n
Along by the mast then a sea-garment fluttered,<\/div>\r\n
A rope-fastened sail. The sea-boat resounded,<\/div>\r\n
The wind o\u2019er the waters the wave-floater nowise<\/div>\r\n
Kept from its journey; the sea-goer traveled,<\/div>\r\n20<\/span>\r\n
The foamy-necked floated forth o\u2019er the currents,<\/div>\r\n
The well-fashioned vessel o\u2019er the ways of the ocean,<\/div>\r\n[The Geats see their own land again.]<\/span>\r\n
Till they came within sight of the cliffs of the Geatmen,<\/div>\r\n
The well-known headlands. The wave-goer hastened<\/div>\r\n
Driven by breezes, stood on the shore.<\/div>\r\nThe port-warden is anxiously looking for them.<\/span>\r\n\r\n25<\/span>\r\n
Prompt at the ocean, the port-ward was ready,<\/div>\r\n
Who long in the past outlooked in the distance,<\/div>\r\n
At water\u2019s-edge waiting well-lov\u00e8d heroes;<\/div>\r\n
He bound to the bank then the broad-bosomed vessel<\/div>\r\n
Fast in its fetters, lest the force of the waters<\/div>\r\n30<\/span>\r\n
Should be able to injure the ocean-wood winsome.<\/div>\r\n
Bade he up then take the treasure of princes,<\/div>\r\n
Plate-gold and fretwork; not far was it thence<\/div>\r\n
To go off in search of the giver of jewels:<\/div>\r\n
Hrethel\u2019s son Higelac at home there remaineth,<\/div>\r\n35<\/span>\r\n
Himself with his comrades close to the sea-coast.<\/div>\r\n
The building was splendid, the king heroic,<\/div>\r\n
Great in his hall, Hygd very young was,<\/div>\r\n[Hygd, the noble queen of Higelac, lavish of gifts.]<\/span>\r\n
Fine-mooded, clever, though few were the winters<\/div>\r\n
That the daughter of H\u00e6reth had dwelt in the borough;<\/div>\r\n40<\/span>\r\n
But she nowise was cringing nor niggard of presents,<\/div>\r\n
Of ornaments rare, to the race of the Geatmen.<\/div>\r\n[Offa\u2019s consort, Thrytho, is contrasted with Hygd, reduced].<\/span>\r\n\r\n<\/div>\r\n
\r\n
\r\n
GIFT-GIVING IS MUTUAL.<\/span><\/div>\r\n<\/div>\r\n<\/div>\r\n
\r\n
\u201cSo the belov\u00e8d land-prince lived in decorum;<\/div>\r\n
I had missed no rewards, no meeds of my prowess,<\/div>\r\n
But he gave me jewels, regarding my wishes,<\/div>\r\n
Healfdene his bairn; I\u2019ll bring them to thee, then,<\/div>\r\n[All my gifts I lay at thy feet.]<\/span>\r\n\r\n5<\/span>\r\n
Atheling of earlmen, offer them gladly.<\/div>\r\n
And still unto thee is all my affection:<\/div>\r\n
But few of my folk-kin find I surviving<\/div>\r\n
But thee, dear Higelac!\u201d Bade he in then to carry<\/div>\r\n
The boar-image, banner, battle-high helmet,<\/div>\r\n10<\/span>\r\n\r\n \r\n
Dappled and yellow; he granted him usance<\/div>\r\n
Of horses and treasures. So a kinsman should bear him,<\/div>\r\n
No web of treachery weave for another,<\/div>\r\n
Nor by cunning craftiness cause the destruction<\/div>\r\n[Higelac loves his nephew Beowulf.]<\/span>\r\n
Of trusty companion. Most precious to Higelac,<\/div>\r\n25<\/span>\r\n
The bold one in battle, was the bairn of his sister,<\/div>\r\n
And each unto other mindful of favors.<\/div>\r\n[Beowulf gives Hygd the necklace that Wealhtheow had given him.]<\/span>\r\n
I am told that to Hygd he proffered the necklace,<\/div>\r\n
Wonder-gem rare that Wealhtheow gave him,<\/div>\r\n
The troop-leader\u2019s daughter, a trio of horses<\/div>\r\n30<\/span>\r\n
Slender and saddle-bright; soon did the jewel<\/div>\r\n
Embellish her bosom, when the beer-feast was over.<\/div>\r\n
So Ecgtheow\u2019s bairn brave did prove him,<\/div>\r\n[Beowulf is famous.]<\/span>\r\n
War-famous man, by deeds that were valiant,<\/span><\/div>\r\n
He lived in honor, belov\u00e8d companions<\/span><\/div>\r\n35<\/span>\r\n
Slew not carousing; his mood was not cruel,<\/div>\r\n
But by hand-strength hugest of heroes then living<\/div>\r\n
The brave one retained the bountiful gift that<\/div>\r\n
The Lord had allowed him. Long was he wretched,<\/div>\r\n
So that sons of the Geatmen accounted him worthless,<\/div>\r\n40<\/span>\r\n
And the lord of the liegemen loth was to do him<\/div>\r\n
Mickle of honor, when mead-cups were passing;<\/div>\r\n
They fully believed him idle and sluggish,<\/div>\r\n[He is requited for the slights suffered in earlier days.]<\/span>\r\n
An indolent atheling: to the honor-blest man there<\/div>\r\n
Came requital for the cuts he had suffered.<\/div>\r\n45<\/span>\r\n
The folk-troop\u2019s defender bade fetch to the building<\/div>\r\n
The heirloom of Hrethel, embellished with gold,<\/div>\r\n[Higelac overwhelms the conqueror with gifts.]<\/span>\r\n
So the brave one enjoined it; there was jewel no richer<\/div>\r\n
In the form of a weapon \u2019mong Geats of that era;<\/div>\r\n
In Beowulf\u2019s keeping he placed it and gave him<\/div>\r\n50<\/span>\r\n
Seven of thousands, manor and lordship.<\/div>\r\n
Common to both was land \u2019mong the people,<\/div>\r\n
Estate and inherited rights and possessions,<\/div>\r\n
To the second one specially spacious dominions,<\/div>\r\n
To the one who was better. It afterward happened<\/div>\r\n55<\/span>\r\n
In days that followed, befell the battle-thanes,<\/div>\r\n[After Heardred\u2019s death, Beowulf becomes king.]<\/span>\r\n
After Higelac\u2019s death, and when Heardred was murdered<\/div>\r\n
With weapons of warfare \u2019neath well-covered targets,<\/div>\r\n
When valiant battlemen in victor-band sought him,<\/div>\r\n
War-Scylfing heroes harassed the nephew<\/div>\r\n60<\/span>\r\n
Of Hereric in battle. To Beowulf\u2019s keeping<\/div>\r\n
Turned there in time extensive dominions:<\/div>\r\n[He rules the Geats fifty years.]<\/span>\r\n
He fittingly ruled them a fifty of winters<\/div>\r\n
(He a man-ruler wise was, manor-ward old) till<\/div>\r\n
A certain one \u2019gan, on gloom-darkening nights, a<\/div>\r\n
<\/div>\r\n
[The fire-drake]<\/span><\/div>\r\n65<\/span>\r\n
Dragon, to govern, who guarded a treasure,<\/div>\r\n
A high-rising stone-cliff, on heath that was grayish:<\/div>\r\n
A path \u2019neath it lay, unknown unto mortals.<\/div>\r\n
Some one of earthmen entered the mountain,<\/div>\r\n
The heathenish hoard laid hold of with ardor;<\/div>\r\n70<\/span>\r\n
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XXVIII.<\/a><\/h2>\n

THE HOMEWARD JOURNEY.<\/h2>\n
Then the band of very valiant retainers<\/div>\n
Came to the current; they were clad all in armor,<\/div>\n

[The coast-guard again.]<\/span><\/p>\n

In link-woven burnies. The land-warder noticed<\/div>\n
The return of the earlmen, as he erstwhile had seen them;<\/div>\n

5<\/span><\/p>\n

Nowise with insult he greeted the strangers<\/div>\n
From the naze of the cliff, but rode on to meet them;<\/div>\n
Said the bright-armored visitors vesselward traveled<\/div>\n
Welcome to Weders. The wide-bosomed craft then<\/div>\n
Lay on the sand, laden with armor,<\/div>\n

10<\/span><\/p>\n

With horses and jewels, the ring-stemm\u00e8d sailer:<\/div>\n
The mast uptowered o\u2019er the treasure of Hrothgar.<\/div>\n

[Beowulf gives the guard a handsome sword.]<\/span><\/p>\n

To the boat-ward a gold-bound brand he presented,<\/div>\n
That he was afterwards honored on the ale-bench more highly<\/div>\n
As the heirloom\u2019s owner. Set he out on his vessel,<\/div>\n

15<\/span><\/p>\n

To drive on the deep, Dane-country left he.<\/div>\n
Along by the mast then a sea-garment fluttered,<\/div>\n
A rope-fastened sail. The sea-boat resounded,<\/div>\n
The wind o\u2019er the waters the wave-floater nowise<\/div>\n
Kept from its journey; the sea-goer traveled,<\/div>\n

20<\/span><\/p>\n

The foamy-necked floated forth o\u2019er the currents,<\/div>\n
The well-fashioned vessel o\u2019er the ways of the ocean,<\/div>\n

[The Geats see their own land again.]<\/span><\/p>\n

Till they came within sight of the cliffs of the Geatmen,<\/div>\n
The well-known headlands. The wave-goer hastened<\/div>\n
Driven by breezes, stood on the shore.<\/div>\n

The port-warden is anxiously looking for them.<\/span><\/p>\n

25<\/span><\/p>\n

Prompt at the ocean, the port-ward was ready,<\/div>\n
Who long in the past outlooked in the distance,<\/div>\n
At water\u2019s-edge waiting well-lov\u00e8d heroes;<\/div>\n
He bound to the bank then the broad-bosomed vessel<\/div>\n
Fast in its fetters, lest the force of the waters<\/div>\n

30<\/span><\/p>\n

Should be able to injure the ocean-wood winsome.<\/div>\n
Bade he up then take the treasure of princes,<\/div>\n
Plate-gold and fretwork; not far was it thence<\/div>\n
To go off in search of the giver of jewels:<\/div>\n
Hrethel\u2019s son Higelac at home there remaineth,<\/div>\n

35<\/span><\/p>\n

Himself with his comrades close to the sea-coast.<\/div>\n
The building was splendid, the king heroic,<\/div>\n
Great in his hall, Hygd very young was,<\/div>\n

[Hygd, the noble queen of Higelac, lavish of gifts.]<\/span><\/p>\n

Fine-mooded, clever, though few were the winters<\/div>\n
That the daughter of H\u00e6reth had dwelt in the borough;<\/div>\n

40<\/span><\/p>\n

But she nowise was cringing nor niggard of presents,<\/div>\n
Of ornaments rare, to the race of the Geatmen.<\/div>\n

[Offa\u2019s consort, Thrytho, is contrasted with Hygd, reduced].<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

\n
\n
GIFT-GIVING IS MUTUAL.<\/span><\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n
\u201cSo the belov\u00e8d land-prince lived in decorum;<\/div>\n
I had missed no rewards, no meeds of my prowess,<\/div>\n
But he gave me jewels, regarding my wishes,<\/div>\n
Healfdene his bairn; I\u2019ll bring them to thee, then,<\/div>\n

[All my gifts I lay at thy feet.]<\/span><\/p>\n

5<\/span><\/p>\n

Atheling of earlmen, offer them gladly.<\/div>\n
And still unto thee is all my affection:<\/div>\n
But few of my folk-kin find I surviving<\/div>\n
But thee, dear Higelac!\u201d Bade he in then to carry<\/div>\n
The boar-image, banner, battle-high helmet,<\/div>\n

10<\/span><\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Dappled and yellow; he granted him usance<\/div>\n
Of horses and treasures. So a kinsman should bear him,<\/div>\n
No web of treachery weave for another,<\/div>\n
Nor by cunning craftiness cause the destruction<\/div>\n

[Higelac loves his nephew Beowulf.]<\/span><\/p>\n

Of trusty companion. Most precious to Higelac,<\/div>\n

25<\/span><\/p>\n

The bold one in battle, was the bairn of his sister,<\/div>\n
And each unto other mindful of favors.<\/div>\n

[Beowulf gives Hygd the necklace that Wealhtheow had given him.]<\/span><\/p>\n

I am told that to Hygd he proffered the necklace,<\/div>\n
Wonder-gem rare that Wealhtheow gave him,<\/div>\n
The troop-leader\u2019s daughter, a trio of horses<\/div>\n

30<\/span><\/p>\n

Slender and saddle-bright; soon did the jewel<\/div>\n
Embellish her bosom, when the beer-feast was over.<\/div>\n
So Ecgtheow\u2019s bairn brave did prove him,<\/div>\n

[Beowulf is famous.]<\/span><\/p>\n

War-famous man, by deeds that were valiant,<\/span><\/div>\n
He lived in honor, belov\u00e8d companions<\/span><\/div>\n

35<\/span><\/p>\n

Slew not carousing; his mood was not cruel,<\/div>\n
But by hand-strength hugest of heroes then living<\/div>\n
The brave one retained the bountiful gift that<\/div>\n
The Lord had allowed him. Long was he wretched,<\/div>\n
So that sons of the Geatmen accounted him worthless,<\/div>\n

40<\/span><\/p>\n

And the lord of the liegemen loth was to do him<\/div>\n
Mickle of honor, when mead-cups were passing;<\/div>\n
They fully believed him idle and sluggish,<\/div>\n

[He is requited for the slights suffered in earlier days.]<\/span><\/p>\n

An indolent atheling: to the honor-blest man there<\/div>\n
Came requital for the cuts he had suffered.<\/div>\n

45<\/span><\/p>\n

The folk-troop\u2019s defender bade fetch to the building<\/div>\n
The heirloom of Hrethel, embellished with gold,<\/div>\n

[Higelac overwhelms the conqueror with gifts.]<\/span><\/p>\n

So the brave one enjoined it; there was jewel no richer<\/div>\n
In the form of a weapon \u2019mong Geats of that era;<\/div>\n
In Beowulf\u2019s keeping he placed it and gave him<\/div>\n

50<\/span><\/p>\n

Seven of thousands, manor and lordship.<\/div>\n
Common to both was land \u2019mong the people,<\/div>\n
Estate and inherited rights and possessions,<\/div>\n
To the second one specially spacious dominions,<\/div>\n
To the one who was better. It afterward happened<\/div>\n

55<\/span><\/p>\n

In days that followed, befell the battle-thanes,<\/div>\n

[After Heardred\u2019s death, Beowulf becomes king.]<\/span><\/p>\n

After Higelac\u2019s death, and when Heardred was murdered<\/div>\n
With weapons of warfare \u2019neath well-covered targets,<\/div>\n
When valiant battlemen in victor-band sought him,<\/div>\n
War-Scylfing heroes harassed the nephew<\/div>\n

60<\/span><\/p>\n

Of Hereric in battle. To Beowulf\u2019s keeping<\/div>\n
Turned there in time extensive dominions:<\/div>\n

[He rules the Geats fifty years.]<\/span><\/p>\n

He fittingly ruled them a fifty of winters<\/div>\n
(He a man-ruler wise was, manor-ward old) till<\/div>\n
A certain one \u2019gan, on gloom-darkening nights, a<\/div>\n
<\/div>\n
[The fire-drake]<\/span><\/div>\n

65<\/span><\/p>\n

Dragon, to govern, who guarded a treasure,<\/div>\n
A high-rising stone-cliff, on heath that was grayish:<\/div>\n
A path \u2019neath it lay, unknown unto mortals.<\/div>\n
Some one of earthmen entered the mountain,<\/div>\n
The heathenish hoard laid hold of with ardor;<\/div>\n

70<\/span><\/p>\n

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