The Ballad Poetry of Ireland
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Da Bfeascin si an la sin ba seasta bfeic m'intin. * OH ! Heavens, if that long-wished-for morning 1 spied As high as three kings I'd leap up in my pride ; With transport I'd laugh, and my shout should arise, As the fire from each mountain blazed bright to the skies.
The Avenger shall lead us right on to the foe ; Our horns should sound out, and our trumpets should blow ; Ten thousand huzzas should ascend to high heaven, When our Prince was restored, and our fetters were riven.
Oh ! Chieftains o...f Ulster, when will you come forth, And send your strong cry to the winds of the North?
The wrongs of a king call aloud for your steel lied stars of the battle O'Donnell, O'Neill !
Bright house of O'Connor, high offspring of kings, Up, up, like the eagle, when heavenward he springs ! Oh ! break you once more from the Saxon's strong rule, Lost race of MacMurchacl, O'Byrne, and O'Toole.
If I could but see that day, how well pleased would iny mind l>e BALLAD POETKY OF IRELAND. 141 Momonia of Druids green dwelling of song !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Da Bfeascin si an la sin ba seasta bfeic m'intin. * OH ! Heavens, if that long-wished-for morning 1 spied As high as three kings I'd leap up in my pride ; With transport I'd laugh, and my shout should arise, As the fire from each mountain blazed bright to the skies.
The Avenger shall lead us right on to the foe ; Our horns should sound out, and our trumpets should blow ; Ten thousand huzzas should ascend to high heaven, When our Prince was restored, and our fetters were riven.
Oh ! Chieftains o...f Ulster, when will you come forth, And send your strong cry to the winds of the North?
The wrongs of a king call aloud for your steel lied stars of the battle O'Donnell, O'Neill !
Bright house of O'Connor, high offspring of kings, Up, up, like the eagle, when heavenward he springs ! Oh ! break you once more from the Saxon's strong rule, Lost race of MacMurchacl, O'Byrne, and O'Toole.
If I could but see that day, how well pleased would iny mind l>e BALLAD POETKY OF IRELAND. 141 Momonia of Druids green dwelling of song !
What to read after The Ballad Poetry of Ireland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Gavan Duffy to read onlineMoreLess
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