Ancient Irish Minstrelsy
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Vibg. , JEn. II.
Sanguine et igne micant oculi, riget horrida cervix Et setae densis similes hastilibus horrent. Fervida cum rauco latos stridore per armos Spuma rlult : dentes aequantur derttibus Indis ; Fulmen ab ore venit : frondes afflatibus ardent.
Ovid, Lib. VIII. G2 130 THE LAT OF THE And while their savage fury burned, The boiling foam in their jaws they churned.
As still more near we onward prest, More furious grew their look ; On each ridged back, like warrior's crest, * Their stiffen...ing bristles shook. Their long white tusks projecting far, Like scythes of warrior's battle-car, Or, like the plough's deep-furrowing share In grassy glebe, can cut and tear Whate'er it strikes — or rend and gash, Like cloud-borne thunder's angry flash — The hunters scoured the thickets ; foremost ran The questing hounds, behind them came the youths, Sons of Autolycus, with whom advanced The illustrious prince Ulysses, pressing close The hounds, and brandishing his massy spear. There hid, in thickest shades, a huge boar lay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vibg. , JEn. II.
Sanguine et igne micant oculi, riget horrida cervix Et setae densis similes hastilibus horrent. Fervida cum rauco latos stridore per armos Spuma rlult : dentes aequantur derttibus Indis ; Fulmen ab ore venit : frondes afflatibus ardent.
Ovid, Lib. VIII. G2 130 THE LAT OF THE And while their savage fury burned, The boiling foam in their jaws they churned.
As still more near we onward prest, More furious grew their look ; On each ridged back, like warrior's crest, * Their stiffen...ing bristles shook. Their long white tusks projecting far, Like scythes of warrior's battle-car, Or, like the plough's deep-furrowing share In grassy glebe, can cut and tear Whate'er it strikes — or rend and gash, Like cloud-borne thunder's angry flash — The hunters scoured the thickets ; foremost ran The questing hounds, behind them came the youths, Sons of Autolycus, with whom advanced The illustrious prince Ulysses, pressing close The hounds, and brandishing his massy spear. There hid, in thickest shades, a huge boar lay.
What to read after Ancient Irish Minstrelsy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Hamilton Drummond to read onlineMoreLess
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