Heroic Romances of Ireland — volume 2
Heroic Romances of Ireland — volume 2
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""Conquest thou shalt have!" she answered: "Of the future I would ask, Canst thou read my fate?" said Ailill: "Light indeed for me the task, "Said the dame: "the kine of Dartaid, Eocho's daughter, may be won:Forty cows she owns; to gain them send to her thy princely son, Orlam, whom that maiden loveth: let thy son to start prepare, Forty youths from Connaught with him, each of them a prince's heir:Choose thou warriors stout and stately; I will give them garmentsbright, Even those that decked th...e princes who so lately fell in fight: Bridles, brooches, all I give thee; ere the morning sun be highThou shalt count that fairy treasure: to our country now we fly. " Swiftly to the son of Tassa sped they thence, to Corp the Gray:On the northern bank of Naymon was his hold, and there he lay;And before the men of Munster, as their champion did he stand:He hath wrought-so runs the proverb-evil, longer than his hand. As to Corp appeared the vision: "Say, " he cried, "what names ye boast!""Ruin, one is called, " they answered; "one, The Gathering of the Host!"An assembled host I welcome, " answered them the gray Corp Lee;"Ruin I abhor": "And ruin, " they replied, "is far from thee;Thou shalt bring on sons of nobles, and of kings a ruin great":"Fairy, " said Corp Lee, the Gray one, "tell me of that future fate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
""Conquest thou shalt have!" she answered: "Of the future I would ask, Canst thou read my fate?" said Ailill: "Light indeed for me the task, "Said the dame: "the kine of Dartaid, Eocho's daughter, may be won:Forty cows she owns; to gain them send to her thy princely son, Orlam, whom that maiden loveth: let thy son to start prepare, Forty youths from Connaught with him, each of them a prince's heir:Choose thou warriors stout and stately; I will give them garmentsbright, Even those that decked th...e princes who so lately fell in fight: Bridles, brooches, all I give thee; ere the morning sun be highThou shalt count that fairy treasure: to our country now we fly. " Swiftly to the son of Tassa sped they thence, to Corp the Gray:On the northern bank of Naymon was his hold, and there he lay;And before the men of Munster, as their champion did he stand:He hath wrought-so runs the proverb-evil, longer than his hand. As to Corp appeared the vision: "Say, " he cried, "what names ye boast!""Ruin, one is called, " they answered; "one, The Gathering of the Host!"An assembled host I welcome, " answered them the gray Corp Lee;"Ruin I abhor": "And ruin, " they replied, "is far from thee;Thou shalt bring on sons of nobles, and of kings a ruin great":"Fairy, " said Corp Lee, the Gray one, "tell me of that future fate.
What to read after Heroic Romances of Ireland — volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leahy Arthur Herbert to read onlineMoreLess
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