The Poems of Ossian the Son of Fingal
The Poems of Ossian the Son of Fingal
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Defend thee from the hand of thy friend. My foul is laden with grief ; for I muft (lay the chief of men !" I fighed as the wind in the cleft of a rock. I lifted high the edge of my fteel. The fun-beam of battle fell : the firft of Cuthullin's friends ! Unhappy is the hand of Cuthullin fmce the hero fell !" " Mournful is thy tale, fon of the car, " faid Carrii of other times. " It fends my foul back to the ages oi old, to the days of other years. Often have I heard of Comal, who flew the friend ...he loved ; yet victory attend- ed his fteel : the battle was confumed in his prefence !
" Comal was a fon of Albion ; the chief of an hun- dred hills ! His deer drunk of a thoufand ftreams. A th. Oufand rocks replied to the voice of his dogs. His face ^^'as Book 11. An EPIC POEM. 165 was the liiildnefs of youth ; his hand, the death of heroes. One was his love, and fair was fhe ! the daughter of mighty Conloch. She appeared Hke a fun-beam among women. Her hair was the wing of the raven. Her dogs were taught to the chace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Defend thee from the hand of thy friend. My foul is laden with grief ; for I muft (lay the chief of men !" I fighed as the wind in the cleft of a rock. I lifted high the edge of my fteel. The fun-beam of battle fell : the firft of Cuthullin's friends ! Unhappy is the hand of Cuthullin fmce the hero fell !" " Mournful is thy tale, fon of the car, " faid Carrii of other times. " It fends my foul back to the ages oi old, to the days of other years. Often have I heard of Comal, who flew the friend ...he loved ; yet victory attend- ed his fteel : the battle was confumed in his prefence !
" Comal was a fon of Albion ; the chief of an hun- dred hills ! His deer drunk of a thoufand ftreams. A th. Oufand rocks replied to the voice of his dogs. His face ^^'as Book 11. An EPIC POEM. 165 was the liiildnefs of youth ; his hand, the death of heroes. One was his love, and fair was fhe ! the daughter of mighty Conloch. She appeared Hke a fun-beam among women. Her hair was the wing of the raven. Her dogs were taught to the chace.
What to read after The Poems of Ossian the Son of Fingal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macpherson James to read onlineMoreLess
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