第一百三十三章 乌鲁蒂亚VS黄猿！

theHeathoscylfingshelpmatedear。

ToHrothgarwasgivensuchgloryofwar

suchhonorofbat，thatallhiskinobeyedhimgladlytillgreatgrewhisbandofyouthfulrades。

Itcameinhismindtobidhishenchmenahalluprear

amastermead-house，mightierfarthaneverwasseenbythesonsofearth

andwithinit，then，tooldandyounghewouldallallotthattheLordhadsenthimsaveonlythelandandthelivesofhismen。

Wide，Iheard，wastheworkmanded

formanyatribethismid-earthround

tofashionthefolkstead。

Itfell，asheordered，inrapidachievementthatreadyitstoodthere

ofhallsthenoblest：Heorothenameditwhosemessagehadmightinmanyaland。

Notrecklessofpromise，theringshedealt

treasureatbanquet：theretoweredthehall

high

gabledwide

thehotsurgewaitingoffuriousflame。

Norfarwasthatdaywhenfatherandson-in-lawstoodinfeudforwarfareandhatredthatwokeagain。

Withenvyandangeranevilspiritenduredthedoleinhisdarkabode

thatheheardeachdaythedinofrevelhighinthehall：thereharpsrangoutclearsongofthesinger。

Hesangwhoknewtalesoftheearlytimeofman

howtheAlmightymadetheearth

fairestfieldsenfoldedbywater

set，triumphant，sunandmoonforalighttolightentheland-dwellers

andbraidedbrightthebreastofearthwithlimbsandleaves

madelifeforallofmortalbeingsthatbreatheandmove。

Solivedtheclansmenincheerandrevelawinsomelife

tillonebegantofashionevils，thatfieldofhell。

Grendelthismonstergrimwascalled

march-rievermighty，inmoorlandliving

infenandfastness；fiefofthegiantsthehaplesswightawhilehadkeptsincetheCreatorhisexiledoomed。

OnkinofCainwasthekillingavengedbysovranGodforslaughteredAbel。

faredhisfeud

andfarwashedriven

fortheslaughterssake

fromsightofmen。

OfCainawokeallthatwofulbreed

Etinsandelvesandevil-spirits

aswellasthegiantsthatwarredwithGodwearywhile：

buttheirwagewaspaidthem！

Thatis，”TheHart，”or”Stag，”

socalledfromdecorationsinthegablesthatresembledtheantlersofadeer。

ThishallhasbeencarefullydescribedinapamphletbyHeyne。

Thebuildingwasrectangular，withoppositedoors--mainlywestandeast--andahearthinthemiddleofthesingleroom。

Arowofpillarsdowneachside

atsomedistancefromthewalls

madeaspacewhichwasraisedalittleabovethemainfloor

andwasfurnishedwithtworowsofseats。

Ononeside

usuallysouth

wasthehigh-seatmidwaybetweenthedoors。

Oppositethis

ontheotherr