The book of Irish Ballads
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I cannot tell it — the tale will make me wild- He left it, that grey castle, m age almost a child ; Seven long years with Saint J auies's Friars he conned the page of might — Seven long years for his father's roof was sighing every night.
Then came a caravel from the north, deep freighted, full of wo.
His houseless family it held, their castle it lay low, Saint Jaiijcs's shrine, thro' ages famed as pilgrim haunt of yore.
Saw never wanderers so wronged upon its scalloped shore.
Yet it was sweet ...— their first grief past — to watch thosa two fond girls Sit by the sea, as mermaiden hold watch o'er hidden pearls — To see them sit and try to sing for that sire ar.d mothei old O'er whose heads five score winters their tl ickening snows had rolled.
To hear them sing and pray in song for them in deadly work, Their gallant brothers battling for Spain against tin Turk— IRISH BALLADS. 171 Corunna's port at length they reach, and seaward ever stare, Wonderino: what belates the ship their brothers home should bear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I cannot tell it — the tale will make me wild- He left it, that grey castle, m age almost a child ; Seven long years with Saint J auies's Friars he conned the page of might — Seven long years for his father's roof was sighing every night.
Then came a caravel from the north, deep freighted, full of wo.
His houseless family it held, their castle it lay low, Saint Jaiijcs's shrine, thro' ages famed as pilgrim haunt of yore.
Saw never wanderers so wronged upon its scalloped shore.
Yet it was sweet ...— their first grief past — to watch thosa two fond girls Sit by the sea, as mermaiden hold watch o'er hidden pearls — To see them sit and try to sing for that sire ar.d mothei old O'er whose heads five score winters their tl ickening snows had rolled.
To hear them sing and pray in song for them in deadly work, Their gallant brothers battling for Spain against tin Turk— IRISH BALLADS. 171 Corunna's port at length they reach, and seaward ever stare, Wonderino: what belates the ship their brothers home should bear.
What to read after The book of Irish Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccarthy, Denis Florence, 1817-1882, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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