Celtic Stories
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There were great men in those days and the Fena were great amongst them. The poets sing of them. Finn, they say, is dead long ago, and his brothers and sons and grandsons and companions are all dead. They were great men, heroes taller than we, every one of them as tall as yourself, but they are all dead of their wounds. All except one, as the poets say. He was one of the sons of Finn named Ossian. He left his father and all that company to go with a maiden to Tirnanoge. He said that he would co...me back, but he never did. They sought him, but before they could find him they were dead. But for the poets they would be forgotten. . . .' ' Poets ? ' said Ossian, in sorrow and in anger. ' What poets can there be if Fergus be dead and Ossian in Tirnanoge?' His heart was too heavy to be long angry with these little images of men. He turned away his horse and rode on to the well-known places of battle and hunt and feast. Finn's palace was the home of winds and birds above, of chickweeds and nettles below.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were great men in those days and the Fena were great amongst them. The poets sing of them. Finn, they say, is dead long ago, and his brothers and sons and grandsons and companions are all dead. They were great men, heroes taller than we, every one of them as tall as yourself, but they are all dead of their wounds. All except one, as the poets say. He was one of the sons of Finn named Ossian. He left his father and all that company to go with a maiden to Tirnanoge. He said that he would co...me back, but he never did. They sought him, but before they could find him they were dead. But for the poets they would be forgotten. . . .' ' Poets ? ' said Ossian, in sorrow and in anger. ' What poets can there be if Fergus be dead and Ossian in Tirnanoge?' His heart was too heavy to be long angry with these little images of men. He turned away his horse and rode on to the well-known places of battle and hunt and feast. Finn's palace was the home of winds and birds above, of chickweeds and nettles below.
What to read after Celtic Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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