The Celtic Garland of Gaelic Songs And Readings. Translation of Gaelic And English Songs
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ttLtie GARLAND. 189 Though afar frae her I wander, On my dear ane still I ponder ; Ilka day but makes me fonder — Love like mine can never dee.
From the day when I first met her.
My desire has been to get her ; Come what may I'll ne'er forget her Until death shall close my e'e.
THE CASTLE OF THE GLEN.
(Translated by Hector MacDougall).
I'm placed in a dungeon so dreary, A chamber surrounded with gloom ; My days in this prison are weary.
Awaiting my dark day of doom.
No words of regret can avail... me : My tale is unheeded by all.
And though death now so soon must assail me.
Yet that cannot my dear one recall.
No sleep can respond to my sobbing ; I'm weary awaiting the dawn.
With fevers my brows are a-throbbing ; My thoughts by that grave near the lawn^ On that heart that was always so cheery, Those lips so enthralling in song — O, that I were enclasped with my dearie.
With love thoughts to guide us along.
Though nought may redeem that sad story.
Nor from death can my loved one return ; Yet, soon I shall meet her in Glory, The land where no more we can mourn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ttLtie GARLAND. 189 Though afar frae her I wander, On my dear ane still I ponder ; Ilka day but makes me fonder — Love like mine can never dee.
From the day when I first met her.
My desire has been to get her ; Come what may I'll ne'er forget her Until death shall close my e'e.
THE CASTLE OF THE GLEN.
(Translated by Hector MacDougall).
I'm placed in a dungeon so dreary, A chamber surrounded with gloom ; My days in this prison are weary.
Awaiting my dark day of doom.
No words of regret can avail... me : My tale is unheeded by all.
And though death now so soon must assail me.
Yet that cannot my dear one recall.
No sleep can respond to my sobbing ; I'm weary awaiting the dawn.
With fevers my brows are a-throbbing ; My thoughts by that grave near the lawn^ On that heart that was always so cheery, Those lips so enthralling in song — O, that I were enclasped with my dearie.
With love thoughts to guide us along.
Though nought may redeem that sad story.
Nor from death can my loved one return ; Yet, soon I shall meet her in Glory, The land where no more we can mourn.
What to read after The Celtic Garland of Gaelic Songs And Readings. Translation of Gaelic And English Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whyte, Henry, 1852-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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