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English, 02.09.2019 10:00, kameronmouton

Read the excerpt from the poem.
to thy lord and liege in loyal mood
we hasten hither, to healfdene's son,
people-protector: be to advise us!
which theme, common in anglo-saxon literature, is expressed in this excerpt?
a. family
b. heroism
c. allegiance
d. responsibility
a kenning is a two-word metaphor commonly used in old english poetry. which phrase from the poem is a kenning?
a. warriors' leader
b. people-protector
c. mighty-one
d. cruel contest

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