The Invasion 2
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The Ard-Draithe's niece did not again appear throughout the ceremony.
The Dun was crowded with the nearer friends of the deceased prince, while numbers, whom the building could not accommodate, remained with- out upon the platform, where they were served THE INVASION. 105 with the same refreshments which were prepared for those within. The most mournful strains were played from time to time by the solitary harp of Irial, the principal crotarie. In the morning preparations were made for interrin...g the body according to the ancient Druid forms.
The place selected for the burial was, ac- cording to the Ard-Draithe's own desire, that part of the islet which adjoined the bridge. Be- fore sunrise, the procession began to move from the opend welling. First came a troop of kerne, two by two, and followed by the corpse, borne in its shroud, between six bareheaded galloglachs.
Next came four Druid flamens, in their robes of white, with emblematic representations of the heavenly bodies which they venerated, and close behind, in garments of the six bright colours al- lowed to the royal and the learned, the Ard-bre- houn, with his scroll of written laws, of fiscal and F 6 106 THE INVASION.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Ard-Draithe's niece did not again appear throughout the ceremony.
The Dun was crowded with the nearer friends of the deceased prince, while numbers, whom the building could not accommodate, remained with- out upon the platform, where they were served THE INVASION. 105 with the same refreshments which were prepared for those within. The most mournful strains were played from time to time by the solitary harp of Irial, the principal crotarie. In the morning preparations were made for interrin...g the body according to the ancient Druid forms.
The place selected for the burial was, ac- cording to the Ard-Draithe's own desire, that part of the islet which adjoined the bridge. Be- fore sunrise, the procession began to move from the opend welling. First came a troop of kerne, two by two, and followed by the corpse, borne in its shroud, between six bareheaded galloglachs.
Next came four Druid flamens, in their robes of white, with emblematic representations of the heavenly bodies which they venerated, and close behind, in garments of the six bright colours al- lowed to the royal and the learned, the Ard-bre- houn, with his scroll of written laws, of fiscal and F 6 106 THE INVASION.
What to read after The Invasion 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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