 After them I will not be alive — Three that would go into every conflict, Three who liked to endure hardships, Three heroes who never refused combat. 0 man that diggest the tomb. And that puttest my darling from me, Make not the grave too narrow, 1...  In cath catharda, the civil war of the Romans - Page 152edited by - 1884 - 886 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Eleanor Hull - Cuchulain (Legendary character) - 1898 - 426 pages
...world ! 0 man, that diggest the tomb And puttest my darling from me, Make not the grave too narrow : 1 shall be beside the noble ones. Much hardship would...house, without fire, It is not I that would be gloomy. Their three shields and their spears, Were often a bed for me, Put their three hard swords Over the... | |
 | Charles Squire - British Isles - 1905 - 472 pages
...liked to endure hardships, Three heroes who refused not combats. " O man, that diggest the tomb And puttest my darling from me, Make not the grave too narrow: I shall be beside the noble ones." It was a poor triumph for Conchobar. Deirdre in all her beauty had escaped him by death. His own chief... | |
 | Magnus Maclean - Celtic literature - 1906 - 426 pages
...company, Sons of a king by whom pilgrims were rewarded ; Three lions from the hill of the cave. Thou that diggest the tomb, And that puttest my darling...grave too narrow ; I shall be beside the noble ones. Cathbad, the Druid, in retaliation for Conchobar's dissimulation, curses Emain Macha ; and Fergus Mac... | |
 | English literature - 1911 - 140 pages
...go into every conflict, Three who liked to endure hardships, Three heroes who never refused combat. 0 man that diggest the tomb, And that puttest my darling...grave too narrow, I shall be beside the noble ones. White shields they carry in their hands, With emblems of pale silver ; With glittering blue swords,... | |
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