Hero-Tales of Ireland
Hero-Tales of Ireland
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" " I cannot wait, — I'm too drowsy and weary after the long battle; but if I might sleep a little, I could fight for seven days and seven nights again. " He dismounted, and she sat on a green mossy bank. Putting his head on her lap, he fell asleep, and his steed went away on the moun- tain side grazing.
Conal had slept for three days and two nights with his head in the lap of the Yellow King's daughter, when on the evening of the third day the princess saw the largest man she had ever set eyes... on, walking toward her through the sea and a basket on his back. The sea did not reach to his knees; a shield could not pass be- tween his head and the sky. This was the High King of the World. This big man faced up to where Conal and his bride were; and, taking the tips of her fingers, he kissed her three times. "Bad luck to me, " said the King of the World, " if the young woman I am going for were beyond 74 Hero-Tales of Ireland, the ditch there I would not go to her. You are fairer and better than she.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " I cannot wait, — I'm too drowsy and weary after the long battle; but if I might sleep a little, I could fight for seven days and seven nights again. " He dismounted, and she sat on a green mossy bank. Putting his head on her lap, he fell asleep, and his steed went away on the moun- tain side grazing.
Conal had slept for three days and two nights with his head in the lap of the Yellow King's daughter, when on the evening of the third day the princess saw the largest man she had ever set eyes... on, walking toward her through the sea and a basket on his back. The sea did not reach to his knees; a shield could not pass be- tween his head and the sky. This was the High King of the World. This big man faced up to where Conal and his bride were; and, taking the tips of her fingers, he kissed her three times. "Bad luck to me, " said the King of the World, " if the young woman I am going for were beyond 74 Hero-Tales of Ireland, the ditch there I would not go to her. You are fairer and better than she.
What to read after Hero-Tales of Ireland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curtin, Jeremiah, 1835-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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