Read the excerpt from "The Wanderer":



So said a wanderer, of his hardships mindful,

of hostile slaughters, his dear friends' fall.--

'Oft I must alone, each morn,

my care bewail: there is now none living,

to whom my thoughts I dare

tell openly. I in sooth know,

that it is in man a noble quality,

that he his soul's coffer fast bind,



What does the wanderer say is a noble quality for a man to have?

Acourage in proclaiming his loyalty

Brestraint in guarding his emotions

Copenness in sharing his grief