Cuchulain the Hound of Ulster
Cuchulain the Hound of Ulster
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She seated herself at the side of the bed and touched Cuchulain' s hand, and kissed him, and she called on him to come back from fairy-land. " Awake, awake, O champion of Ulster, shake off this fairy sickness ; not fit The Fairy Swan-Maidens 181 is it that a chariot-warrior should lie upon his bed. Lo ! Ulster calls upon her Hound of Battle. Lo ! friends and comrades call. Lo ! I, thy wife, am at thy side. Awake ! awake ! O Hound ! ' At that, Cuchulain stood up and opened wide his eyes, and he ...saw Emer of the beautiful hair seated at his side. Then he passed his hand across his face, and his heaviness and weariness passed away from him, and he arose and embraced his friends and is own and only wife ; and he felt his strength returning to him, and his old vigour coming to him again.
And he said to Emer, " For one day, O wife, spare me yet ; for there is a deed of battle-valour that I must perform to-day, and after that I will come home to you. Go before me to Dun Dalgan, and prepare a feast and call my comrades and my friends together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She seated herself at the side of the bed and touched Cuchulain' s hand, and kissed him, and she called on him to come back from fairy-land. " Awake, awake, O champion of Ulster, shake off this fairy sickness ; not fit The Fairy Swan-Maidens 181 is it that a chariot-warrior should lie upon his bed. Lo ! Ulster calls upon her Hound of Battle. Lo ! friends and comrades call. Lo ! I, thy wife, am at thy side. Awake ! awake ! O Hound ! ' At that, Cuchulain stood up and opened wide his eyes, and he ...saw Emer of the beautiful hair seated at his side. Then he passed his hand across his face, and his heaviness and weariness passed away from him, and he arose and embraced his friends and is own and only wife ; and he felt his strength returning to him, and his old vigour coming to him again.
And he said to Emer, " For one day, O wife, spare me yet ; for there is a deed of battle-valour that I must perform to-day, and after that I will come home to you. Go before me to Dun Dalgan, and prepare a feast and call my comrades and my friends together.
What to read after Cuchulain the Hound of Ulster?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor Hull to read onlineMoreLess
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