VI.

The heroes marched to Gododin, and Gognaw laughed, {91a}

But bitter were they in the battle, {91b} when they stood arranged

according to their several banners;

Few were the years of peace which they had enjoyed;

The son of Botgad caused a throbbing by the energy of his hand;

They should have gone to churches to do penance,

The old and the young, the bold and the mighty; {91c}

The inevitable strife of death was about to pierce them.

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