Welsh Legends a Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearchtermcollections
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I will have vengeance on the wretch I'll feast upon his dying groan9 in laughter, then give his carcass to the winds of Heaven. " " Alas ! whose angry spirit's that that glides before me? Comes it to accuse? Hide me, hide me ! Horribly its eye-balls glare : it frdwns upon me. It comes, it comes ! Flames devour my heart my veins are scorched my brain is on fire I am lost : abandoned by Heaven. " Thus exclaimed the guilty Ivor, and threw himself into the lake, to cool the raging heat that parched... his flesh. In the mean time Cadvan prepared the earth for the reception of what once was Ulla. The body was wrapped in a long, sheet, and borne to the grave by four vir- gins ; flowers were strewed along the path, and the flavour of the violet scented the air they inhaled. Slow and solemn was the procession. First Cadvan occupied the path : the tear upon his check his white beard dishevelled his hands crossed upon J28 his bosom, and his eyes uplifted to Heaven. Next, two maidens, with flower-baskets, whose contents they scattered around them : and next, the Mountain Bard ; his harp was unstrung wild was hi3 appear- ance his vest was variously torn upon his body, and blood streamed down his vene- rable limbs, wounded by the thorn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will have vengeance on the wretch I'll feast upon his dying groan9 in laughter, then give his carcass to the winds of Heaven. " " Alas ! whose angry spirit's that that glides before me? Comes it to accuse? Hide me, hide me ! Horribly its eye-balls glare : it frdwns upon me. It comes, it comes ! Flames devour my heart my veins are scorched my brain is on fire I am lost : abandoned by Heaven. " Thus exclaimed the guilty Ivor, and threw himself into the lake, to cool the raging heat that parched... his flesh. In the mean time Cadvan prepared the earth for the reception of what once was Ulla. The body was wrapped in a long, sheet, and borne to the grave by four vir- gins ; flowers were strewed along the path, and the flavour of the violet scented the air they inhaled. Slow and solemn was the procession. First Cadvan occupied the path : the tear upon his check his white beard dishevelled his hands crossed upon J28 his bosom, and his eyes uplifted to Heaven. Next, two maidens, with flower-baskets, whose contents they scattered around them : and next, the Mountain Bard ; his harp was unstrung wild was hi3 appear- ance his vest was variously torn upon his body, and blood streamed down his vene- rable limbs, wounded by the thorn.
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