Æfter lange fēoht, fang Grendel his deaðbenn of Bēowulf. Grendel afliemede on fenne and þær in luh stearf he. Æfterweard in þæm fennemere feahtede Bēowulf wiþ Grendles mōdor under brimwylme, and hæfþ sige ofer hiere. Æfter hiere dēaþ fint Bēowulf Grendel licgan aldorlēasne swá him aér gescód hild æt Heorote, hrá wíde sprong, syþðan hē æfter déaðe drepe þrōwade heorosweng heardn, ond Bēwulf hine þā hēafde becearf.

Worulde Fanan (Nīwenglisc: Flags of the World) is frēogyld for fanena lāre. Þis frēogyld hæfþ webbstede þǣr man cann fela gewrita ymbe fanan findan.

Þæt word drēam on Ǣnglisce is fram Þēodisce (Traum) gelæded. In Nīwenglisce brȳcaþ man þæt word music, þe is fram Crēacisce (μουσική oððe mousike; ""cræft þāra elfena"").

1870 - In þǣm Geānlǣhtum Rīcum, the Weather Bureau (later renamed the National Weather Service) makes its first official meteorological forecast.

Sūðamerica (on Nīwenglisce: South America) is sē sūþerne worulddǣl American, ligende fullicum in þæm Westerneum Healftrendele and mǣstlicum in þæm Sūþernum Healftrendele, mid smælum dǣlum in Norþe. Hit is ymbhammen on west Sericus Garsecge and on norþ and ēast Atlantiscan Garsecge; Norðamerica and sēo Caribbean Sǣ ligeaþ tō norþwestum.

Man secgþ 'Middangeard' for þisse worulde þe hēo līþ betwuh Hēofen and Helle oððe betwēox cenning and dēaþ, oððe onmiddan brādum woruldum in ealdum lār þæs hǣþne ylde.

Tōdæg onwuniaþ Ealdseaxna cildru Niðerland, Niðerseaxland and Westfale. Þā Bretene Seaxe sind Engle, and hiera cildru onwuniaþ Bretene, Norþamerican, Australie, Nīwe Sǣland and manigfeald land. Sūðaffrica hæfþ begen Seaxe of Englacynne and Ealdseaxe of Niðerlande.

John Locke (wæs geboren þæs 29. þæs Wēodmōnðes þæs 1632. on Brycgstōwe - cwæl þæs 28. Winterfylleðes þæs 1704. on Epinga Wealda on Ēastseaxum) wæs Englisc ūþwita and lǣce þe nū is ān þāra brēmostena Inlīhtunge þencera and man hāteþ hine ""se fæder ealdwīslices frēodōmes þōhtes"". Mid Isaace Newtone and Davide Hume is hē hēafodlic foregenga þǣre Bryttiscan lāre ymb andgiet fram gefēlunge.

Mint descends from the Latin word mentha, which is rooted in the Greek word minthe. Minthe has linguistic connections to a woman of the same name in Greek Mythology.

1943 Winterfylleþ 31: Hēr oþþe ǣrra Bryttisce and Americisce fēngon Napoli ceastre þe nū oft hātte Naples (ac hire ieldst nama wæs in Crecisce Neapolis, þe sægþ Nīwceaster).

Ēadweard Engla Cyning se man heteþ Ēadweard Andettere (c. 1004–5 Æfterra Gēola 1066) sunu Æðelredes Unrǣdes, wæs se ǣrendenīehsta Engla Cyning þæs Cerdicinga cynecynn, þā wæron of ealdtīd Westseaxna Cyningas.

In Englalande wæron mænigefealde læppan gesundrede fram hierum scirum æfter mdcccclxxxx. Ælc ""anfeald eard"" (buton þa fram Bearrucscire) is scir be selfe for þære gesetnesa, mid ānan læppan geond hierum halum earda, and hiere geþinge is sēo geþinge þære scīre oððe sēo geþinge þæs læppan.

Karl Marx sægde þæt gemǣnre ǣhte rǣd bēo sēo æftermeste byrdnesse in gefērrǣdene, þe wǣre gedōn þurh weorcmanna onhebbunge and wǣre ānlīce mihtlīc æfter middel byrdness macaþ þā forþberendan mihta, þe inlǣde oferblǣd gōda and þegniscipa.