The Poems of Ossian
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It was the wonted haunt of Comal. Its sides were hung with his arms.
A hundred shields of thongs were there ; a hundred helms of sounding steel. " Rest here," he said, "my love, Galbina : thou light of the cave of Ronan ! A deer appears on Mora's brow. I go ; but I will soon return." " I fear," she said, " dark Grumal, my foe : ne haunts the cave of Ronan ! I will rest among the arms; but soon return, my love !" He went to the deer of Mora. The daughter of Conloch would try his love. She clothe...d her fair sides with his armor : she strode from the cave of Ronan !
he thought it was his foe. His heart beat high. His colof changed, and darkness dimmed his eyes. He drew the bow. The arrow flew. Galbina fell in blood ! He run with wildness in his steps : he called the daughter of Conloch. No answer in the lonely rock. Where art thou, O my love ? He saw at length FINGAL. 317 !i§lil9„^yi^QS^^^''^^-^iingHP.Vi'^
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was the wonted haunt of Comal. Its sides were hung with his arms.
A hundred shields of thongs were there ; a hundred helms of sounding steel. " Rest here," he said, "my love, Galbina : thou light of the cave of Ronan ! A deer appears on Mora's brow. I go ; but I will soon return." " I fear," she said, " dark Grumal, my foe : ne haunts the cave of Ronan ! I will rest among the arms; but soon return, my love !" He went to the deer of Mora. The daughter of Conloch would try his love. She clothe...d her fair sides with his armor : she strode from the cave of Ronan !
he thought it was his foe. His heart beat high. His colof changed, and darkness dimmed his eyes. He drew the bow. The arrow flew. Galbina fell in blood ! He run with wildness in his steps : he called the daughter of Conloch. No answer in the lonely rock. Where art thou, O my love ? He saw at length FINGAL. 317 !i§lil9„^yi^QS^^^''^^-^iingHP.Vi'^
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