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English, 04.10.2021 07:50 billy1123

The beast rose, angry, / Knowing a mad had come-- and then nothing / But war could have followed. Its breath came first" (19). A. Beowulf B. Hrothgar C. Grendel D. Grendel mother E. the dragon F. Wiglaf

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