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- s88 ##
88 (K-D 82)
Probably six lines, from which a dozen words remain.
- s89 ##
89 (K-D 89)
Probably ten lines, from which some twenty words remain.
- s90 ##
90 (K-D 92)
I was the boast of brown [things], a tree in the forest,
a fine living thing and a fruit of the field,
a foundation of joy, a woman’s message,
gold in the homes. Now I am a warrior’s
happy weapon with a ring …
The rest is lost. Supposedly Beech tree (the brown things are swine, which eat beech-mast) and Book, then a treasure or treasured message, and finally a weapon.
- s91 ##
91 (K-D 94)
Smith …
higher than heaven …
… than the sun
. . . . . . .
sharper than salt …
dearer than all this light, brighter than …
