The Coming of Cuculain
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Come therefore with a choice 4S 45 THE COMING OF CUCULAIN selection of thy knights, choosing those who are not great eaters, and drinkers, and you shall all have a fair welcome, a goodly supper, and a proportionate quantity of drink." That speech was a cause of great mirth to the Ultonians ; nevertheless they restrained their laughter, so that the grim ambassador, who seemed withal to be a very angry man, saw nothing but grave countenances. Concobar answered him cour- teously, saying that he ac...cepted the invitation, and that he would be mindful of the smith's wishes. When the man departed the Red Branch gave a loose rein to their mirth, each man charging the other with being in especial the person whose presence would be a cause of sorrow to the smith.
Culain was a mighty craftsman in those days.
It was he who used to make weapons, armour, and chariots for the Ultonians, and there was never in Ireland a better smith than he. In his huge and smoky dun the ringing of hammers and the husky roar of the bellows seldom ceased ; even at night the red glare of his furnaces painted far and wide the barren moor where he dwelt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Come therefore with a choice 4S 45 THE COMING OF CUCULAIN selection of thy knights, choosing those who are not great eaters, and drinkers, and you shall all have a fair welcome, a goodly supper, and a proportionate quantity of drink." That speech was a cause of great mirth to the Ultonians ; nevertheless they restrained their laughter, so that the grim ambassador, who seemed withal to be a very angry man, saw nothing but grave countenances. Concobar answered him cour- teously, saying that he ac...cepted the invitation, and that he would be mindful of the smith's wishes. When the man departed the Red Branch gave a loose rein to their mirth, each man charging the other with being in especial the person whose presence would be a cause of sorrow to the smith.
Culain was a mighty craftsman in those days.
It was he who used to make weapons, armour, and chariots for the Ultonians, and there was never in Ireland a better smith than he. In his huge and smoky dun the ringing of hammers and the husky roar of the bellows seldom ceased ; even at night the red glare of his furnaces painted far and wide the barren moor where he dwelt.
What to read after The Coming of Cuculain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Standish Ogrady to read onlineMoreLess
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