She thanks God for sending Beowulf to fight Grendel, and Beowulf replies with a formal boast, stating that he will either distinguish himself with a heroic deed or die in the mead-hall. Pleased, Wealhtheow takes her seat next to Hrothgar.
Answer:
It's option C. to wear
Explanation:
She bought a new dress to wear to the party.
C. D. E. are the ones with a long e sound
Before I answer the question do you have the book ?
<span>The correct answer is the last evidence – He
restates Jefferson's words, including the idea that equality is a gift from the
Father of mankind. Benjamin Banneker in his letter states that Thomas Jefferson
became aware of the horrific conditions slaves lived in, and decided to publicly
hold fort his doctrine that all men are equal. Banneker adds to that that God (Father)
made all humans equal, of same flesh, and no matter what religion or color, all
humans stand in the same relation to Him.</span>