"Scarce a mile hence lieth that grim lake. Dank trees overshadow it and no man knoweth its depth, for all shun the gloomy place." ('Beowulf' told to children)
'For all shun' - what does this phrase mean?
paco
Top answer
Hello, Paco, how are you? I understand it as "because everybody avoids the gloomy place".
— Pieanne
Hello, Paco, how are you?
I understand it as "because everybody avoids the gloomy place".
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