Celtic Tales, Told to the Children
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'Yonder is the voice of a man of Erin, ' said Nathos, as they paused intheir game.
Again a loud cry, and the sons of Usna were called by name.
'Yea, most truly is that the cry of a man of Erin. ' But Deirdre said, 'Nay, thou dreamest, Nathos. Let us play on. ' Then nearer and clearer came a third cry, and there was none but knew thatit was indeed the voice of a man of Erin.
'Go, Ardan, ' said Nathos, 'go to the harbour, and there welcome Fergusfrom the Green Isle, for he indeed it is and none o...ther. ' But when Ardan went, Nathos saw that Deirdre's lips grew pale and a greatfear looked out from her eyes.
'What terror is it that hath hold of thee?' he asked.
'Hath it not been revealed to me in a dream, O Nathos, that this Ferguswho should come with honey-sweet words hath in his mind the shedding ofour blood?' Even as she spake Ardan led Fergus to where the two sat on either side ofthe chess-board.
Eagerly did the exiled sons of Usna beg for tidings of their friends inthe Green Isle.
'I come to you, ' said Fergus, 'with greetings from Concobar the King.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Yonder is the voice of a man of Erin, ' said Nathos, as they paused intheir game.
Again a loud cry, and the sons of Usna were called by name.
'Yea, most truly is that the cry of a man of Erin. ' But Deirdre said, 'Nay, thou dreamest, Nathos. Let us play on. ' Then nearer and clearer came a third cry, and there was none but knew thatit was indeed the voice of a man of Erin.
'Go, Ardan, ' said Nathos, 'go to the harbour, and there welcome Fergusfrom the Green Isle, for he indeed it is and none o...ther. ' But when Ardan went, Nathos saw that Deirdre's lips grew pale and a greatfear looked out from her eyes.
'What terror is it that hath hold of thee?' he asked.
'Hath it not been revealed to me in a dream, O Nathos, that this Ferguswho should come with honey-sweet words hath in his mind the shedding ofour blood?' Even as she spake Ardan led Fergus to where the two sat on either side ofthe chess-board.
Eagerly did the exiled sons of Usna beg for tidings of their friends inthe Green Isle.
'I come to you, ' said Fergus, 'with greetings from Concobar the King.
What to read after Celtic Tales, Told to the Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chisholm Louey to read onlineMoreLess
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