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gewat him on nacan drefan deop water Beow . 1903-4 . ( In the following , gewat has the specific sense ' departed ' . ) Him da Scyld gewat fela - hror feran to gescæp - hwile on Frean wære Beow . 26-7 . ( The force of gewitan in these ...
gewat him on nacan drefan deop water Beow . 1903-4 . ( In the following , gewat has the specific sense ' departed ' . ) Him da Scyld gewat fela - hror feran to gescæp - hwile on Frean wære Beow . 26-7 . ( The force of gewitan in these ...
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( i ) ( of non - material things ) ' to depart , pass away ' : ( a ) ( of time ) : pa was dæg sceacen Beow . 2306 ; was eall sceacen dogor - gerimes Beow . 2727 ; seo tid gewat ofer timber scacan Gen. 135 .
( i ) ( of non - material things ) ' to depart , pass away ' : ( a ) ( of time ) : pa was dæg sceacen Beow . 2306 ; was eall sceacen dogor - gerimes Beow . 2727 ; seo tid gewat ofer timber scacan Gen. 135 .
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In OE the word is used in the most general sense of ' go ' or ' come ' , ' proceed ' , etc. It appears , however , in spite of its frequency , to have a certain poetic flavour : Com pa to recede rinc siðian / dreamum bedæled Beow .
In OE the word is used in the most general sense of ' go ' or ' come ' , ' proceed ' , etc. It appears , however , in spite of its frequency , to have a certain poetic flavour : Com pa to recede rinc siðian / dreamum bedæled Beow .
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