Talis Qualis, Or, Tales of the Jury Room 2
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109 with horses, richly caparisoned, approaching from the west.
*' Do you observe that brilliant company, you sons of Lir?" said Fingula.
" We know not who they are," replied her brethren, " but they seem to be Irish ; whether of the Sons of Mile, or the Tuatha Danaans, it is impossible for us to conjecture.'* They drew close to the shore, in order to observe more accurately. When the horsemen saw them coming, they hastened towards them, until they came within speaking distance. The persons of ...note, who were amongst them were, Aodh Aithiosach, or Merry Hugh, andFeargus Fithcall, (of the Complete Armour,) the two sons of Bogh Dearg the Monarch, and the third part of his body-guard. The horsemen were for a long time, shifting their place, in order to come near the birds, and when at length they did so, they saluted each other very lovingly, with the affections which became relations. The children of Lir enquired how the Tuatha Danaans were, and especially, Lir and Bogh Dhearg, with their friends and dependents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
109 with horses, richly caparisoned, approaching from the west.
*' Do you observe that brilliant company, you sons of Lir?" said Fingula.
" We know not who they are," replied her brethren, " but they seem to be Irish ; whether of the Sons of Mile, or the Tuatha Danaans, it is impossible for us to conjecture.'* They drew close to the shore, in order to observe more accurately. When the horsemen saw them coming, they hastened towards them, until they came within speaking distance. The persons of ...note, who were amongst them were, Aodh Aithiosach, or Merry Hugh, andFeargus Fithcall, (of the Complete Armour,) the two sons of Bogh Dearg the Monarch, and the third part of his body-guard. The horsemen were for a long time, shifting their place, in order to come near the birds, and when at length they did so, they saluted each other very lovingly, with the affections which became relations. The children of Lir enquired how the Tuatha Danaans were, and especially, Lir and Bogh Dhearg, with their friends and dependents.
What to read after Talis Qualis, Or, Tales of the Jury Room 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffin, Gerald, 1803-1840 to read onlineMoreLess
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