Standish O'grady; Selected Essays And Passages
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And Cuculain said : — " Go now straightway to Emain Macha, O Laeg, and say to Concobar that I here in Murthemney will contend till I perish against the invaders of UUa, and give my 130 STANDISH O GRADY benediction to my uncle, the great King of the Uhonians, and to all the Red Branch ; and go to Emer and tell her not to weep for tne, but to let her grief be of short duration, and that I will remember her while life endures." Then to Cuculain it seemed that Lseg, frowning, said : — " Surely, O C...u, thy peerless and noble wife, beautiful Emer, thou wouldst never forget," After that Cuculain dreamed that Laeg went off to Emain Macha, and that he heard the sound of the hoofs afar, going northwards, and a terrible loneliness and desolation came over his mind, and again he saw the faces of that wandering clan, and they laughed around him and taunted him, and said : — " Thus shalt thoii perish, O Hound, and thus shall all like thee be forsaken and deserted, and they shall perish in loneliness and sorrow.
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And Cuculain said : — " Go now straightway to Emain Macha, O Laeg, and say to Concobar that I here in Murthemney will contend till I perish against the invaders of UUa, and give my 130 STANDISH O GRADY benediction to my uncle, the great King of the Uhonians, and to all the Red Branch ; and go to Emer and tell her not to weep for tne, but to let her grief be of short duration, and that I will remember her while life endures." Then to Cuculain it seemed that Lseg, frowning, said : — " Surely, O C...u, thy peerless and noble wife, beautiful Emer, thou wouldst never forget," After that Cuculain dreamed that Laeg went off to Emain Macha, and that he heard the sound of the hoofs afar, going northwards, and a terrible loneliness and desolation came over his mind, and again he saw the faces of that wandering clan, and they laughed around him and taunted him, and said : — " Thus shalt thoii perish, O Hound, and thus shall all like thee be forsaken and deserted, and they shall perish in loneliness and sorrow.
What to read after Standish O'grady; Selected Essays And Passages?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boyd, Ernest Augustus, 1887-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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