There was before now a king of Eirinn and he went himself and his people and his warriors and his nobles and his great gentles to the hill of hunting and game. They sat on a hillock coloured green colour, where the sun would rise early and where she would... Popular Tales of the West Highlands - Page 4001860 - 478 pagesAffichage du livre entier - À propos de ce livre
| 1860 - 504 pages
...before now a king of Eirinn, and he -*- went himself, and his people, and his -warriors, and his nobles, and his great gentles, to the hill of hunting and...late. Said the one of swifter mouth than the rest. "Who now in the four brown* quarters of the universe would have the heart to put an affront and disgrace... | |
| 1860 - 502 pages
...now a king of Eirinn, and he •*• went himself, and his people, and his warriors, and his nobles, and his great gentles, to the hill of hunting and...late. Said the one of swifter mouth than the rest. "Who now in the four brown* quarters of the universe would have the heart to put an affront and disgrace... | |
| 1860 - 502 pages
...before now a king of Eirinn, and he -*- went himself, and his people, and his warriors, and his nobles, and his great gentles, to the hill of hunting and game. They sat on a hillock coloured green col,ojir, where the sun would rise early, and where she would set late. Said the one of swifter mouth... | |
| William Paton Ker - 1925 - 366 pages
...was before now a king of Eirinn and he went himself and his people and his warriors and his nobles and his great gentles to the hill of hunting and game....late. Said the one of swifter mouth than the rest : " Who now in the four brown quarters of the universe would have the heart to put an affront and disgrace... | |
| William Paton Ker - 1925 - 368 pages
...is the opening of the story of The Knight of the Red Shield in Campbell of Islay's second volume : his great gentles to the hill of hunting and game....late. Said the one of swifter mouth than the rest : " Who now in the four brown quarters of the universe would have the heart to put an affront and disgrace... | |
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