probably written in the 8th century. It tells how
the hero kills two monsters and finally dies killing a third. It was the first major European poem that was not written in Latin or Greek.Main characters
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- 2. It is a long poem in Old
- 3. There are many stories about him, that
- 4. He is a character in a book
- 5. She is a character in a book
- 6. He is a poor orphan (a child
- 7. She is a young girl, dreams that
- 8. He is a handsome, young, but morally
- 9. It is a long poem in Old
- 10. There are many stories about him, that
- 11. He is a character in a book
- 12. She is a character in a book
- 13. He is a poor orphan (a child
- 14. She is a young girl, dreams that
- 15. He is a handsome, young, but morally
- 16. It is a long poem, which consists
- 17. It is a novel by Jonathan Swift
- 18. It is a novel by Mary Shelly.
- 19. It is a comic play by G.
- 20. It is a series of novels by
- 21. It is a humorous novel by Jerome
- 22. It is a science fiction novella by
- 23. It is a novel by William Golding.
- 24. It is a long poem, which consists
- 25. It is a novel by Jonathan Swift
- 26. It is a novel by Mary Shelly.
- 27. It is a comic play by G.
- 28. It is a series of novels by
- 29. It is a humorous novel by Jerome
- 30. It is a science fiction novella by
- 31. It is a novel by William Golding.
- 32. Shakespeare's characters
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- 34. He is often called “the father of
- 35. He is an English author best known
- 36. He is a Scottish poet, who wrote
- 37. He was an English lord. He had
- 38. They are three sisters, three British writers,
- 39. She is an English writer whose novels
- 40. He was a Scottish author and poet.
- 41. He is an English writer of novels
- 42. He is an English journalist, a novelist,
- 43. He is a Scottish writer of novels.
- 44. He is often called “the father of
- 45. He is an English author best known
- 46. He is a Scottish poet, who wrote
- 47. He was an English lord. He had
- 48. They are three sisters, three British writers,
- 49. She is an English writer whose novels
- 50. He was a Scottish author and poet.
- 51. He is an English writer of novels
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