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Old English Aerobics - Frequently looked-up nouns (2)\nFrequently looked-up nouns (2)\nThis exercise is like the previous one, except that the highlighted words are common in poetry, but not in prose. Translate each sentence, paying special attention to the highlighted words.\nÞū scealt habban stedefæstne mōdsefan.\nÞū scealt ondrǣdan þīnne Metod.\nHīe noldon feohtan onġēan heora winemāgum.\nWē bebyriġdon ūrne hlāford on hrūsan.\nWē drugon fela earfoða.\nHē wilnode tō his ēðel cuman.\nEall þēos ġesceaft sceal ġedrēosan.\nMīn goldwine mē ġeaf gyldenne bēag.\nMē ġeaf se cyning miċel sinc.\nSe scop sang þæt ġiedd.\nHæleða fela fēol on þǣre wælstōwe.\nIċ ġeman þā fǣhðe þe Cūðwine hæfð wið mē ġeworht.\nSe cyning sende þone here on langne sīð.\nÆlfred, wīs sinces brytta, feaht onġēan þām wīċingum.\nŪre hyġe sceal bēon swīðe grimm þonne wē tō ġefeohte gangen.\nWæs Gūðlāc on elne strang.\nIċ wille ofslēan ēowerne frēan.\nSwelċ sceolde secg wesan!\nOft mīn þēoden ellen fremede.\nDrihten siteð ofer enġla þrymm.\nSe līchama brosnað in þǣre ċealdan foldan.\nIċ ġebād fela wynna on þām reċede.\nSēo hlǣfdiġe sealde mē mearh and ēac sadol.\nThis is the end of the exercise. If you earned fewer than 80 points, review the vocabulary in this exericise and then try again.