A History of Ireland in the Lives of Irishmen volume 1
A History of Ireland in the Lives of Irishmen volume 1
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In this condition he was attacked by Anrudh the son of Ebhric : but / Morogh, closing in upon him, seized him with the left hand, shook him out of his coat of mail, and, prostrating him, pierced him with his sword by leaning with his breast upon it, and pressing upon it with the weight of his body. In this dying situation of Anrudli, he never- theless seized the skeine (scymiter) which hung by Morogh's side, and with it gave him, at the same inst-mt, a mortal wound! The Dane expired on the spot... ; but Morogh lived until next morning, when he made his confession and received the sacrament.
' The confusion became general through the Danish army, and they fled on every side. Laidin, the servant of Bryan, observing the con- fusion, feared that the imperial army was defeated. He hastily entered the tent of Bryan, who was on his knees before a crucifix, and requested that he would immediately take a horse and flee. ' No, ' says Bryan, ' it was to conquer or die I came here ; but do you and my other atten- dants take my horses to Armagh, and communicate niy will to the successor of St Patrick: That I bequeath my soul to God, my body to Armagh, and my blessing to my son Donogh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this condition he was attacked by Anrudh the son of Ebhric : but / Morogh, closing in upon him, seized him with the left hand, shook him out of his coat of mail, and, prostrating him, pierced him with his sword by leaning with his breast upon it, and pressing upon it with the weight of his body. In this dying situation of Anrudli, he never- theless seized the skeine (scymiter) which hung by Morogh's side, and with it gave him, at the same inst-mt, a mortal wound! The Dane expired on the spot... ; but Morogh lived until next morning, when he made his confession and received the sacrament.
' The confusion became general through the Danish army, and they fled on every side. Laidin, the servant of Bryan, observing the con- fusion, feared that the imperial army was defeated. He hastily entered the tent of Bryan, who was on his knees before a crucifix, and requested that he would immediately take a horse and flee. ' No, ' says Bryan, ' it was to conquer or die I came here ; but do you and my other atten- dants take my horses to Armagh, and communicate niy will to the successor of St Patrick: That I bequeath my soul to God, my body to Armagh, and my blessing to my son Donogh.
What to read after A History of Ireland in the Lives of Irishmen volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Wills to read onlineMoreLess
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