Translations From Ancient Irish Manuscripts And Other Poems
Translations From Ancient Irish Manuscripts And Other Poems
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44 Why (fiorbar ask'd with wonted art) " Why seeks the king not maids of love?
" Beauty's fond smile is to the heart ** More rich thau all the joys above. 12 28 cronthal; a tale.
" Than Trathal's daughter, who more fair?
" Than Trathal's daughter, who more kind? " All lovers are accepted there, " The king will not forbiddance find. " He said — his words like death's cold damp WT Struck to the youthful monarch's soul; For there was fix'd the unsullied stamp Of Sela's virtuous image whole.
His he...art sank low — no word he spake, Sela, tho' false, he would be true : No dull ear from his lips should take The secret, Sela only knew.
Days, weeks, and moons pass'd slow away.
And still he gave his gallant breast To the destroying worm a prey; Nor song could sooth his soul to rest. I • He wander' d in the midnight wood, Silence and darkness reign'd around • An aged man before him stood, An aged man with sorrow crown'd.
CBONTHAL; A Tiim ■ *Twas Twlhal of the generous mind, The spreader of the liberal feast, Whose boundless wealth flow'd unconiin'd.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
44 Why (fiorbar ask'd with wonted art) " Why seeks the king not maids of love?
" Beauty's fond smile is to the heart ** More rich thau all the joys above. 12 28 cronthal; a tale.
" Than Trathal's daughter, who more fair?
" Than Trathal's daughter, who more kind? " All lovers are accepted there, " The king will not forbiddance find. " He said — his words like death's cold damp WT Struck to the youthful monarch's soul; For there was fix'd the unsullied stamp Of Sela's virtuous image whole.
His he...art sank low — no word he spake, Sela, tho' false, he would be true : No dull ear from his lips should take The secret, Sela only knew.
Days, weeks, and moons pass'd slow away.
And still he gave his gallant breast To the destroying worm a prey; Nor song could sooth his soul to rest. I • He wander' d in the midnight wood, Silence and darkness reign'd around • An aged man before him stood, An aged man with sorrow crown'd.
CBONTHAL; A Tiim ■ *Twas Twlhal of the generous mind, The spreader of the liberal feast, Whose boundless wealth flow'd unconiin'd.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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