Beowulf Magic Hands


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Hello! Come on, everybody, take a seat.

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-ALL:

-Hello!

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Wiggle your fingers and cross your feet.

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Are you ready?

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One, two, three, watch me.

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Four, five, six, I've got some tricks.

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Seven, eight, nine, it's almost time.

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Ten!

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ALL: Magic hands!

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# Just look at my magic

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# My magic hands

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# Make your fingers super-duper. #

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-Hello.

-Hello.

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My name is D-O-N-N-A. Donna.

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I'm SI-M-O-N. Simon.

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Look at what my hands can do.

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It's beautiful.

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It's a sword.

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It looks very old and powerful.

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I wonder who it belongs to?

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It looks like it belongs to someone very heroic and brave.

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Someone like the hero Beowulf.

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A long time ago,

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Beowulf travelled to the rescue of the people in Denmark,

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a country across the sea,

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who were being attacked by dragons and monsters.

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First, Beowulf tackles a big monster, called Grendel,

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to keep the people of Denmark safe.

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Then, Grendel's mother appears

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to reap revenge for the death of her son.

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Beowulf is the only person strong enough to stop her.

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The only trouble is she lives in a lair right bottom of the sea.

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He takes his fantastic sword with him, but will it be enough?

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Are you sitting comfortably?

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Well, let's go with Beowulf to find the horrible

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monster at the bottom of the sea.

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Are you ready?

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Then, a day's length lapsed.

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He was able to see the sea and its bottom.

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Early, she found then that the grim one's dominion,

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someone of men from above was exploring.

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Forth did she grab them,

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grappled the warrior with horrible clutches.

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Yet no sooner she injured, his body unscathed.

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The breastplate out-guarded,

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she proved but powerless to pierce through the armour.

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The limb-mail locked with loath-grabbing fingers.

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The sea-wolf bare then, the ring-prince homeward.

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But many a mere beast tormented him swimming.

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Floor beasts no few with fierce biting tusks did

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Break through his breastplate. The brave one pursued they.

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The earl then discovered he was down in some cavern.

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Where no water whatever anywise harmed him

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and the clutch of the current could not come anear him,

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since the roofed hall prevented brightness a-gleaming.

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Firelight he saw, flashing resplendent.

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The good one saw then the sea bottom's monster,

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the mighty mere-woman, he made a great onset.

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With weapon of battle, his hand not desisted from striking.

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That war-blade struck on her head then,

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a battle song greedy. The stranger perceived then.

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The sword would not bite, her life would not injure.

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Oh, Beowulf's sword is not working.

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Is he going to lose the battle with the monster?

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In the cabin, he spies some more treasure with a beautiful big sword.

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I wonder what's going to happen.

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Then, he saw amid the war-gems a weapon of victory.

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An ancient giant sword, of edges a-doughty.

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Glory of warriors, of weapons 'twas choicest.

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Only 'twas larger than any man else was able to bear to the

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battle encounter.

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The good and splendid work of the giants.

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He grasped then the sword hilt, knight of the Scyldings.

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Bold and battle-girm, brandished his ring-sword.

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Hopeless of living, hotly he smote her.

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That the fiend-woman's neck firmly it grappled.

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Fate-cursed body, she fell to the ground then.

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The hand sword was bloody,

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the hero exulted.

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Of the good one the grey haired together held converse,

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The hoary of head, that they hoped not to see again.

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Then many concluded the mere-wolf had killed him.

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The ninth hour came then, the ness-edge departed.

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The bold-mooded Scyldings, the gold friend of heroes,

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homeward betook him.

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The strangers sat down then.

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Soul-sick, sorrowful, the sea waves regarding.

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They wished and yet weened not their well-loved friend lord to see

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any more.

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The sword blade began then, the blood having touched it,

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contracting and shrivelling with battle icicles.

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'Twas a wonderful marvel that it melted entirely,

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likest to ice when the Father unbindeth the bond of the frost

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and unwindeth the wave bands.

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The seamen's defender came swimming to land then.

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Doughty of spirit, rejoiced in his sea gift.

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The bulky burden which he bore in his keeping.

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The excellent vassals advanced then to meet him.

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To God they were grateful, were glad in their chieftain,

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that to see him safe and sound was granted them.

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The king and the country were so pleased to see Beowulf.

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How would you feel

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if you faced a monster as terrible as Grendel's mother?

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I'm sure you'd all be very brave, like Beowulf.

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Although, don't forget that monster

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and dragons are just part of stories.

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They're not real.

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-Bye-bye!

-Bye!

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DOG BARKS

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# Just look at my magic

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# My Magic Hands

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# Make your fingers super-duper. #

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