Eight Anglo-Saxon Riddles
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These eight riddles, simplified by Rosalind Kerven, come from an ancient manuscript known as The Exeter Book, written in the old Anglo-Saxon language more than 1,000 years ago.
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Nicole sharfid
on 3 November 2011It's bonefire night
once a boy was sitting on the settee watching the sky antil he saw a a rocket fly he said it was bonefire night . when more rokets passed by he said it looked like an invisible tree whit shiny lights . when it was done he staid on his settee watching the sky hoping to see an other rocket fly .
Jack
on 11 February 2015
good
The answers were pathetic Just joking it was brilliant!!!!!!