The Cambridge Old English reader

@inproceedings{Marsden2004TheCO,
  title={The Cambridge Old English reader},
  author={R. Marsden},
  year={2004}
}
Introduction: the writing and pronunciation of Old English The texts: 1. Teaching and learning (ten texts) 2. Keeping a record (nine texts) 3. Spreading the word (nine texts) 4. Example and exhortation (nine texts) 5. Telling tales (seven texts) 6. Reflection and lament (12 texts) Manuscripts and emendations Reference grammar Glossary Guide to terms Index of people, places and topics. 
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