Irish Poets And Novelists
Irish Poets And Novelists
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on the high gallows tree, They swing by the ruins of lonely Dunbui !
Long, in the hearts of the brave and the free Live the warriors who died in the lonely Dunbni Down Time's silent river their fair names shall go, A light to our race towards the long-coming day; Till the billows of time shall be checked in their flow Can we find names so sweet for remembrance as they ? And we will hold their memories for ever and aye, A halo, a glory that ne'er shall decay; We'll set them as stars o'er Eternit...y's sea, The bright names of the warriors who fell at Dunbui !
272 IRISH POETS AND NOVELISTS: SARSFIELD'S RIDE; OR, THE AMBUSH OF SLIAV BLOOM.
[The generally-received historical account of the exploit related in the following ballad differs in several points from the traditionary version. And yet the latter should not be despised, for the peasantry of Limerick and Tipperary have stories of the incident, all agreeing with regard to the ride of Galloping O'Hogan. The songs also of the time preserve the name of that celebrated horseman and outlaw in connection with the affair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
on the high gallows tree, They swing by the ruins of lonely Dunbui !
Long, in the hearts of the brave and the free Live the warriors who died in the lonely Dunbni Down Time's silent river their fair names shall go, A light to our race towards the long-coming day; Till the billows of time shall be checked in their flow Can we find names so sweet for remembrance as they ? And we will hold their memories for ever and aye, A halo, a glory that ne'er shall decay; We'll set them as stars o'er Eternit...y's sea, The bright names of the warriors who fell at Dunbui !
272 IRISH POETS AND NOVELISTS: SARSFIELD'S RIDE; OR, THE AMBUSH OF SLIAV BLOOM.
[The generally-received historical account of the exploit related in the following ballad differs in several points from the traditionary version. And yet the latter should not be despised, for the peasantry of Limerick and Tipperary have stories of the incident, all agreeing with regard to the ride of Galloping O'Hogan. The songs also of the time preserve the name of that celebrated horseman and outlaw in connection with the affair.
What to read after Irish Poets And Novelists?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D O Denis Oliver Crowley to read onlineMoreLess
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