Rhymes of the Fleet, And Other Poems
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" he cries as loud could be, "What ho!" asks Baile in alarm, "Is this not Ulster that I see?" "Has to Ailinn come any harm?" The stranger paused to have his say.
And Baile pales beneath his gold; "This morning as she came away The Leinsters took her to be sold: There she died of broken heart.
That she from Baile must depart." King Baile swooned and life went out.
The stranger parted like a blast, [34] AND OTHER POEMS The train in mourning turned about, And back to Ulster hurried fast.
When Bail...e died upon the strand, And flowers o'er his bier were laid; Ailinn set out from the Southland, To keep the promise she had made.
A stranger came in deep dismay, And bid himself be heard; "Hast thou of Ulster aught to say?" "Peace be with you but a word: This morning as he came away, The Leinsters took him to be sold, There he died of broken heart.
That he from Ailinn must depart." Ailinn swooned and life went out.
The stranger parted like a blast.
The train in mourning turned about, And to the Southland hurried fast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" he cries as loud could be, "What ho!" asks Baile in alarm, "Is this not Ulster that I see?" "Has to Ailinn come any harm?" The stranger paused to have his say.
And Baile pales beneath his gold; "This morning as she came away The Leinsters took her to be sold: There she died of broken heart.
That she from Baile must depart." King Baile swooned and life went out.
The stranger parted like a blast, [34] AND OTHER POEMS The train in mourning turned about, And back to Ulster hurried fast.
When Bail...e died upon the strand, And flowers o'er his bier were laid; Ailinn set out from the Southland, To keep the promise she had made.
A stranger came in deep dismay, And bid himself be heard; "Hast thou of Ulster aught to say?" "Peace be with you but a word: This morning as he came away, The Leinsters took him to be sold, There he died of broken heart.
That he from Ailinn must depart." Ailinn swooned and life went out.
The stranger parted like a blast.
The train in mourning turned about, And to the Southland hurried fast.
What to read after Rhymes of the Fleet, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morell, William Nelson to read onlineMoreLess
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