On Bailes Strand
On Bailes Strand
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And I must be obedient in all things; Give up my will to yours, go where you please, Come where you will, sit at the council-board Among the unshapely bodies of old men! I, whose mere name has kept this country safe, I, that in early days have driven out Maeve of Cruachan and the northern pirates, The hundred kings of Sorcha and the kings Out of the Garden in the East of the World ! Must I that held you on the throne, when all Had pulled you from it, swear obedience As if I were some cattle-rai...sing king ? Are my shins speckled with the heat of the fire, Or have my hands no skill but to make figures 1 1 . HiH Upon the ashes with a stick ? Am I So slack and idle that I need a whip Before 1 serve you ?
Conchubar No, no whip, Cuchulain.
But every day my children come and say : I his man is growing harder to endure How can we be at safety with this man, 1 hat nobody can buy or bid or bind ?
We shall be at his mercy when you are gone.
He burns the earth as if it were a fire, And time can never touch him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And I must be obedient in all things; Give up my will to yours, go where you please, Come where you will, sit at the council-board Among the unshapely bodies of old men! I, whose mere name has kept this country safe, I, that in early days have driven out Maeve of Cruachan and the northern pirates, The hundred kings of Sorcha and the kings Out of the Garden in the East of the World ! Must I that held you on the throne, when all Had pulled you from it, swear obedience As if I were some cattle-rai...sing king ? Are my shins speckled with the heat of the fire, Or have my hands no skill but to make figures 1 1 . HiH Upon the ashes with a stick ? Am I So slack and idle that I need a whip Before 1 serve you ?
Conchubar No, no whip, Cuchulain.
But every day my children come and say : I his man is growing harder to endure How can we be at safety with this man, 1 hat nobody can buy or bid or bind ?
We shall be at his mercy when you are gone.
He burns the earth as if it were a fire, And time can never touch him.
What to read after On Bailes Strand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yeats, W. B. (William Butler), 1865-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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