The King of Ireland's Son, Illustrated Edition (Yesterday's Classics)
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The three that had escaped flew away. "Oh, mount the Slight Red Steed and let us ride fast," said Fedelma to the King's Son.
"I am filled with weariness," he said. "Bid the steed stay by the rock, lay my sword at my side, and let me sleep with my head on your lap." "I fear for us both if you slumber here," said Fedelma.
"I must sleep, and I pray that you let me lay my head on your lap." "I know not what would awaken you if you slumber here." "I will awaken," said the King's Son, "but now... I must sleep, and I would slumber with my head on your lap." She got down from the Slight Red Steed and she bade it stay by a rock; she put his sword by the place he would sleep and she took his head upon her lap. The King's Son slept.
As she watched over him a great fear grew in Fedelma. Every hour she would say to him, "Are you near waking, my dear, my dear?" But no flush of waking appeared on the face of the King of Ireland's Son.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The three that had escaped flew away. "Oh, mount the Slight Red Steed and let us ride fast," said Fedelma to the King's Son.
"I am filled with weariness," he said. "Bid the steed stay by the rock, lay my sword at my side, and let me sleep with my head on your lap." "I fear for us both if you slumber here," said Fedelma.
"I must sleep, and I pray that you let me lay my head on your lap." "I know not what would awaken you if you slumber here." "I will awaken," said the King's Son, "but now... I must sleep, and I would slumber with my head on your lap." She got down from the Slight Red Steed and she bade it stay by a rock; she put his sword by the place he would sleep and she took his head upon her lap. The King's Son slept.
As she watched over him a great fear grew in Fedelma. Every hour she would say to him, "Are you near waking, my dear, my dear?" But no flush of waking appeared on the face of the King of Ireland's Son.
What to read after The King of Ireland's Son, Illustrated Edition (Yesterday's Classics)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Padraic Colum to read onlineMoreLess
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