The Secret Rose
The Secret Rose
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When the song had died out, the crone who had first spoken, said: 'Wehave nothing more to do but to mix a drop of our blood into hisblood. ' And she scratched her arm with the sharp point of a spindle, which she had made the nurse bring to her, and let a drop of blood, grey as the mist, fall upon the lips of the child; and passed outinto the darkness. Then the others passed out in silence one by one;and all the while the child had not opened his pink eyelids or thefire ceased to dance, for the ...one was too ignorant and the other toofull of gaiety to know what great beings had bent over the cradle.
When the crones were gone, the nurse came to her courage again, andhurried to the dun of the High-King, and cried out in the midst ofthe assembly hall that the Sidhe, whether for good or evil she knewnot, had bent over the child that night; and the king and his poetsand men of law, and his huntsmen, and his cooks, and his chiefwarriors went with her to the hut and gathered about the cradle, andwere as noisy as magpies, and the child sat up and looked at them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the song had died out, the crone who had first spoken, said: 'Wehave nothing more to do but to mix a drop of our blood into hisblood. ' And she scratched her arm with the sharp point of a spindle, which she had made the nurse bring to her, and let a drop of blood, grey as the mist, fall upon the lips of the child; and passed outinto the darkness. Then the others passed out in silence one by one;and all the while the child had not opened his pink eyelids or thefire ceased to dance, for the ...one was too ignorant and the other toofull of gaiety to know what great beings had bent over the cradle.
When the crones were gone, the nurse came to her courage again, andhurried to the dun of the High-King, and cried out in the midst ofthe assembly hall that the Sidhe, whether for good or evil she knewnot, had bent over the child that night; and the king and his poetsand men of law, and his huntsmen, and his cooks, and his chiefwarriors went with her to the hut and gathered about the cradle, andwere as noisy as magpies, and the child sat up and looked at them.
What to read after The Secret Rose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wb Yeats to read onlineMoreLess
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