Poems With Copious Notes Also An Introd And Biographical Sketch By Mrs J Sa
Poems With Copious Notes Also An Introd And Biographical Sketch By Mrs J Sa
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IX.
Lord Murrough knew that the days of rest For his native land were fled And he pray'd to God and St. Bride the blest To arm her heart and head ; Then he tenderly kiss'd, and lay down by his mace And he died the last free lord of his race !
THE DEATH OF KING MAGNUS BAREFOOT. ** I.
ON the eve of Saint Bartholomew in Ulfrek's-fiord we lay (Thus the importuned Scald began his tale of woe), And faintly round our fleet fell the August evening gray, And the sad sunset winds began to blow.
ii.
[ sto...od beside our monarch then deep care was on his brow "I hear no horn, " he sighed, " from the shore : 238 HISTORICAL AND LEGENDARY POEMS.
Why tarry still my errand-men ? 'tis time they were here now, And that for some less guarded land we bore. " in.
Into the valley 'd West these errand-men had gone To Muirkeartach, the ally of our king (Whose daughter late was wed to Earl Sigurd, his son), The gift-herd from Connacia to bring.
IV.
'Twas midnight in the firmament, ten thousand stars were there.
And from the darksome sea look'd up other ten I lay beside our monarch, he was sleepless, and the care On his brow had grown gloomier then.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IX.
Lord Murrough knew that the days of rest For his native land were fled And he pray'd to God and St. Bride the blest To arm her heart and head ; Then he tenderly kiss'd, and lay down by his mace And he died the last free lord of his race !
THE DEATH OF KING MAGNUS BAREFOOT. ** I.
ON the eve of Saint Bartholomew in Ulfrek's-fiord we lay (Thus the importuned Scald began his tale of woe), And faintly round our fleet fell the August evening gray, And the sad sunset winds began to blow.
ii.
[ sto...od beside our monarch then deep care was on his brow "I hear no horn, " he sighed, " from the shore : 238 HISTORICAL AND LEGENDARY POEMS.
Why tarry still my errand-men ? 'tis time they were here now, And that for some less guarded land we bore. " in.
Into the valley 'd West these errand-men had gone To Muirkeartach, the ally of our king (Whose daughter late was wed to Earl Sigurd, his son), The gift-herd from Connacia to bring.
IV.
'Twas midnight in the firmament, ten thousand stars were there.
And from the darksome sea look'd up other ten I lay beside our monarch, he was sleepless, and the care On his brow had grown gloomier then.
What to read after Poems With Copious Notes Also An Introd And Biographical Sketch By Mrs J Sa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcgee Thomas D'arcy to read onlineMoreLess
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