Poems Now First Collected
Poems Now First Collected
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(e) Vul. Xenngh. O'BRIEN OF ARA. 97 Tis scarce a week since through Osairghe(«) Chased he the Baron of Durmhagh — (*) Forced him five rivers to cross, or he Had died by the sword of Eed Murchadii I(<) Up from the Castle of Druim-aniar, Down from the top of Camailte, All the Ui Bhriain are coming here To give him the cead mile failte. VI. Tall are the towers of O'Ceinneidigh — Broad are the lands of MacCarrthaigh — Desmond feeds five hundred men a-day ; Yet, here's to O'Briain of Ara ! Up from the Castle of Druim-aniar, Down from the top of Camailte, Clansman and kinsman are coming here To give him the cead mile failte. (a) Vvlgo, Ossory. (6) Vul. Dunow. (3) Vul. Murrough. 98 EISTOniCAL BALLADS. EMMELINE TALBOT. A. BAJ. LAD OF THE PAXE, [The Scene is on the borders of Dublin and Wioldow. L I. 'TwAs a September day — • In Glenismole, (a) Emraeline Talbot lay On a green knoll. She was a lovely thing, Fleet as a falcon's wing. Only fifteen that spring — Soft was her soul. Danger and dreamless sleep Much did she scorn, And from her father's keep Stole out that morn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(e) Vul. Xenngh. O'BRIEN OF ARA. 97 Tis scarce a week since through Osairghe(«) Chased he the Baron of Durmhagh — (*) Forced him five rivers to cross, or he Had died by the sword of Eed Murchadii I(<) Up from the Castle of Druim-aniar, Down from the top of Camailte, All the Ui Bhriain are coming here To give him the cead mile failte. VI. Tall are the towers of O'Ceinneidigh — Broad are the lands of MacCarrthaigh — Desmond feeds five hundred men a-day ; Yet, here's to O'Briain of Ara ! Up from the Castle of Druim-aniar, Down from the top of Camailte, Clansman and kinsman are coming here To give him the cead mile failte. (a) Vvlgo, Ossory. (6) Vul. Dunow. (3) Vul. Murrough. 98 EISTOniCAL BALLADS. EMMELINE TALBOT. A. BAJ. LAD OF THE PAXE, [The Scene is on the borders of Dublin and Wioldow. L I. 'TwAs a September day — • In Glenismole, (a) Emraeline Talbot lay On a green knoll. She was a lovely thing, Fleet as a falcon's wing. Only fifteen that spring — Soft was her soul. Danger and dreamless sleep Much did she scorn, And from her father's keep Stole out that morn.
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