Traits And Stories of the Irish Peasantry
Traits And Stories of the Irish Peasantry
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I shall be saved, yet so as by fire. It is for this my hair has become white — the sublime warning for my self-sacrifice ! The colour of ashes ! — ^white — white ! It is so ! — I will sacrifice my body in material fire, to save my soul from that which is eternal ! But I had anticipated the Sign ! The self-sacrifice is accepted ! " We must here draw a veil over that which ensued. Let it be sufficient to say that the next morning he was burned to a cinder, with the exception of his feet and legs,... which remained as monuments of, perhaps, the most dreadful suicide that ever was committed by man. His razor, too, was found bloody, and several clots of gore were discovered about the hearth; from which circumstances it was plain that he had reduced his strength so much by loss of blood that when he committed liimself to the flames he was unable, even had he been willing^ to avoid the fiery and awful Digitized by LjOOQIC THE LIANHAN SHEE 89 sacrifice of which he made himself the victim.
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I shall be saved, yet so as by fire. It is for this my hair has become white — the sublime warning for my self-sacrifice ! The colour of ashes ! — ^white — white ! It is so ! — I will sacrifice my body in material fire, to save my soul from that which is eternal ! But I had anticipated the Sign ! The self-sacrifice is accepted ! " We must here draw a veil over that which ensued. Let it be sufficient to say that the next morning he was burned to a cinder, with the exception of his feet and legs,... which remained as monuments of, perhaps, the most dreadful suicide that ever was committed by man. His razor, too, was found bloody, and several clots of gore were discovered about the hearth; from which circumstances it was plain that he had reduced his strength so much by loss of blood that when he committed liimself to the flames he was unable, even had he been willing^ to avoid the fiery and awful Digitized by LjOOQIC THE LIANHAN SHEE 89 sacrifice of which he made himself the victim.
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