The Message of the Masters: a Legend of Aileach
The Message of the Masters: a Legend of Aileach
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^ A Shgaelie for Clan London arose upon its stand, With funny cries of Empires in hollow of his hand.
O Empire - Eater, pecking the crumbs of Saxon Land !
' Another scab was told us, the foulest scab of all, The Tribe of Talkers crouching within Clan London's Hall, 37 The Message of the Masters Like spaniels round a master that wait a master's call!
' New Attacotts returning to crown Kinncat again ; Unchieftained men and kinless, the Firbolg's subject strain.
They have no part in Miledh, nor bl...ood, nor bone^ nor brain.
* Anon they seek to cozen from Outland Gaels a dole For desperado mouthings. Anon their loyal soul Is all a-whine for barracks. Than helots drunk more droll ! ' 38 THE LOATHING OF THE CHIEFTAINS The loathing of the Chieftains brake out at basest guilt, With angry gauntlets smiting on breastplate and on hilt ; They cursed them with the caitiff that brought the pirate o'er, And sowed the seed of Satan on Erin's stainless shore ; Like him who crept at dawning, where Kinsale's ramparts rear, To rouse Mountjoy's red leaguer ere Ulster's onset near, And him who poured the poison which Hugh O'Donnel slew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ A Shgaelie for Clan London arose upon its stand, With funny cries of Empires in hollow of his hand.
O Empire - Eater, pecking the crumbs of Saxon Land !
' Another scab was told us, the foulest scab of all, The Tribe of Talkers crouching within Clan London's Hall, 37 The Message of the Masters Like spaniels round a master that wait a master's call!
' New Attacotts returning to crown Kinncat again ; Unchieftained men and kinless, the Firbolg's subject strain.
They have no part in Miledh, nor bl...ood, nor bone^ nor brain.
* Anon they seek to cozen from Outland Gaels a dole For desperado mouthings. Anon their loyal soul Is all a-whine for barracks. Than helots drunk more droll ! ' 38 THE LOATHING OF THE CHIEFTAINS The loathing of the Chieftains brake out at basest guilt, With angry gauntlets smiting on breastplate and on hilt ; They cursed them with the caitiff that brought the pirate o'er, And sowed the seed of Satan on Erin's stainless shore ; Like him who crept at dawning, where Kinsale's ramparts rear, To rouse Mountjoy's red leaguer ere Ulster's onset near, And him who poured the poison which Hugh O'Donnel slew.
What to read after The Message of the Masters: a Legend of Aileach?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Hugh Odonnell to read onlineMoreLess
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