Which excerpt from the modern translation of beowulf most strongly reflects the half-line style of old english poetry?

*may the almighty

father keep you and in his kindness

*i'm away to the sea,

back on alert against enemy raiders

*then a proud warrior

questioned the men concerning their origins

*will go and ask him

about your coming here, then hurry back

*will go and ask him

about your coming here, then hurry back

Explanation:

A half-line in Old English poetry is created by a caesura or a pause within the line of poetry. In the correct answer, the comma indicates the pause that splits the line of poetry into two half-lines. Each half-line also contains two stressed syllables. None of the other options have a pause in the middle the lines of poetry.

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