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Beowulf and Wiglaf fight the dragon

Posted by mdrout on November 16th, 2007

Another excerpt from Beowulf Aloud to celebrate Beowulf. Today we hear Beowulf and Wiglaf fighting the dragon.

You can purchase the entire poem (a 3-CD set, for $25.00, which includes North American shipping) at the Beowulf Aloud link, or feel free to email me at mdrout -at- wheatoncollege.edu .

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