Cuchulain a Cycle of Irish Plays
Cuchulain a Cycle of Irish Plays
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Master, the Grey of Macha will not stand ; I never have gainsaid thee till to-day, but canst thou go when he doth so forewarn 1 I swear by the god, by whom my people swear, though all the men of Concubar's strong fifth were round him now, they could not bring him to the chariot. Come then, if thou will go, and speak with the Grey himself.
(Exeunt Cuchulain and Laeg).
Lavarcam. The curse of Macha, and the shame of Kimboack, shall lie upon the red branch.
Cathva. Thou maid of speed hast seen the ...clans of Lugaid 1 Lavarcam. They wait upon the road a thousand strong, joining their shields across the mountain glen ; at either corner Ere has placed two braves to feign at fight. A satirist shall stand between (knowing Cuchulain's pride of bravery) to ask him fpr his spear. Calatin has prophesied that spear will kill three Kings ; he also has declared three Kings shall die before the break of the third morrow's morn.
CUCHULAIN'S DEATH. 39 (Enter Laeg excitedly).
Laey. Lugh, keep my master from this feast of Cernuunos.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Master, the Grey of Macha will not stand ; I never have gainsaid thee till to-day, but canst thou go when he doth so forewarn 1 I swear by the god, by whom my people swear, though all the men of Concubar's strong fifth were round him now, they could not bring him to the chariot. Come then, if thou will go, and speak with the Grey himself.
(Exeunt Cuchulain and Laeg).
Lavarcam. The curse of Macha, and the shame of Kimboack, shall lie upon the red branch.
Cathva. Thou maid of speed hast seen the ...clans of Lugaid 1 Lavarcam. They wait upon the road a thousand strong, joining their shields across the mountain glen ; at either corner Ere has placed two braves to feign at fight. A satirist shall stand between (knowing Cuchulain's pride of bravery) to ask him fpr his spear. Calatin has prophesied that spear will kill three Kings ; he also has declared three Kings shall die before the break of the third morrow's morn.
CUCHULAIN'S DEATH. 39 (Enter Laeg excitedly).
Laey. Lugh, keep my master from this feast of Cernuunos.
What to read after Cuchulain a Cycle of Irish Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Suseen Varian to read onlineMoreLess
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