The Story of Early Gaelic Literature
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" But, Fergus mac Roy and the other nobles of Ulster replied : " we will not go, for if we do go to take part in the feast to which we are invited, Bricriu would excite quarrels amongst us, and the number of the dead amongst us would be greater than the number of the living. " "If ye do not come to me, " said Bricriu, " what I shall do to ye shall be still worse. " "What then will you do?" asked Conor, *^ if the Ultonians do not come?" "I shall excite, " said Bricriu, " quarrels amongst the kin...gs, the chiefs, the illustrious warriors, and the young nobles ; they shall kill each other amongst themselves if they come not to drink ale at my feast. " *^ We shall never kill ourselves for you, " said Conor. Bricriu answered, " I shall embroil fathers and sons ; they shall slay each other mutually. If I succeed not in bringing you to my house I shall put discord between the mothers and the daughters. If I succeed not in bringing you with me I shall provoke a quarrel between the two breasts of every woman; their breasts shall crush one the other.
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" But, Fergus mac Roy and the other nobles of Ulster replied : " we will not go, for if we do go to take part in the feast to which we are invited, Bricriu would excite quarrels amongst us, and the number of the dead amongst us would be greater than the number of the living. " "If ye do not come to me, " said Bricriu, " what I shall do to ye shall be still worse. " "What then will you do?" asked Conor, *^ if the Ultonians do not come?" "I shall excite, " said Bricriu, " quarrels amongst the kin...gs, the chiefs, the illustrious warriors, and the young nobles ; they shall kill each other amongst themselves if they come not to drink ale at my feast. " *^ We shall never kill ourselves for you, " said Conor. Bricriu answered, " I shall embroil fathers and sons ; they shall slay each other mutually. If I succeed not in bringing you to my house I shall put discord between the mothers and the daughters. If I succeed not in bringing you with me I shall provoke a quarrel between the two breasts of every woman; their breasts shall crush one the other.
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