"An English classic... a heroic poem in Old English... presented here in a prose translation... it combines mythical elements, Christian and pagan sensibilities, and actual historical figures and events in a narrative that ranges from vivid descriptions of fierce fighting and detailed portrayals of court life to earnest considerations of social and moral dilemmas."

Though, my favorite summary is that it is the story of a neighbour complaining of noise, as someone put it in a nut shell.

Will be sent to Abi-Gibby tomorrow - I hope you and your friend like my choice for your friend´s OBCZ.

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Read whilst waiting for a friend at the jury’s inn

just to say that the book is not available but traveling, maybe sitting at the Jury´s Inn.