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The Anglo-Saxons believed in wyrd, which was A. a heaven for heroes B. a ritual dance C. a witch that possessed all storytellers D. fate that ruled each life

The Anglo-Saxons believed in wyrd, which was A. a heaven for heroes B. a ritual dance C. a witch that possessed all storytellers D. fate that ruled each life
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The Anglo-Saxons believed in wyrd, which was

A. a heaven for heroes
B. a ritual dance
C. a witch that possessed all storytellers
D. fate that ruled each life

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D. fate that ruled each life

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