Deirdré
Deirdré
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But vain his wish ; for, as the wine rose high And flushed his cheeks, full oft a baleful eye He cast on Usna's sons adown the board.
That told more eloquent than brandished sword Of savage vengeance and immortal hate.* And from that day contention and debate, And secret whispers and loud bickerings, And hostile glances, and the word that stings The bosom and estranges friend from friend, Arose in Eman, till the bloody end Digitized by CjOOQ IC THE FLIGHT FROM EMAN. 73 Seemed nigh of Maini's pl...ot to slay his foe.
And as the wild winds o'er the ocean blow And fan the rolling surges, so this thing Uplashed the rising passions of the King Into a threatening storm of fury strong ; And gage met gage, and wrong succeeded wrong, Till in the middle of a windy night From the King's palace Usna took its flight.
The high-souled, noble, loud-war-thundering clan, Banner and teiit, horse, chariot, maid, and. man !
And with them Deirdri went. Howe'er 'twas done, Within the palace none could tell save one, Old Lavarcam, and she with eyes upturned Clapped loud her withered hands, and wildly mourned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But vain his wish ; for, as the wine rose high And flushed his cheeks, full oft a baleful eye He cast on Usna's sons adown the board.
That told more eloquent than brandished sword Of savage vengeance and immortal hate.* And from that day contention and debate, And secret whispers and loud bickerings, And hostile glances, and the word that stings The bosom and estranges friend from friend, Arose in Eman, till the bloody end Digitized by CjOOQ IC THE FLIGHT FROM EMAN. 73 Seemed nigh of Maini's pl...ot to slay his foe.
And as the wild winds o'er the ocean blow And fan the rolling surges, so this thing Uplashed the rising passions of the King Into a threatening storm of fury strong ; And gage met gage, and wrong succeeded wrong, Till in the middle of a windy night From the King's palace Usna took its flight.
The high-souled, noble, loud-war-thundering clan, Banner and teiit, horse, chariot, maid, and. man !
And with them Deirdri went. Howe'er 'twas done, Within the palace none could tell save one, Old Lavarcam, and she with eyes upturned Clapped loud her withered hands, and wildly mourned.
What to read after Deirdré?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Dwyer Joyce to read onlineMoreLess
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