Story of the Glittering Plain: Which Has Also Been Called the Land of Living Men, Or the Acre of the UndyingRoberts, 1892 - Broj stranica: 220 |
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abide alien amidst amongst arose Art thou beheld beloved betwixt blithe boat chieftain clad Cleveland cried dale damsel daugh deemed dost thou drank drave dream drew drink elder Erne face fair fell Glittering Plain goodly grass gunwale hall Hallblithe looked Hallblithe saw Hallblithe's hand hath hauberk haven heard hearken heart helm hither horses Hostage Isle of Ransom kindred King land laughed leapt Long-hoary maidens merry meseemeth morning mountains nigh night nought pion Puny Fox Raven rocks rose rowers sail Sea-eagle ship shut-bed skerry skiff slay sleep smiled sorrow spake spear stood strokes sword tell thee therein Therewith thine thou art thou hast thou mayst thou shalt thou wilt thou wouldst took turned Undying vellum victual voice warrior weapons weary wend wilt thou wind woman women wondering word
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Stranica 3 - THE STORY OF THE GLITTERING PLAIN, which has been also called The Land of the Living Men, or The Acre of the Undying.
Stranica 152 - So they entered, and the Warden heeded Hallblithe nothing. They ate and drank and then went to their rest; and Hallblithe lay in a shut-bed off from the hall, but the Warden brought the seekers otherwhere, so that Hallblithe saw them not after he had gone to bed; but as for him, he slept and forgot that aught was. In the morning when he awoke he felt very strong and well-liking; and he beheld his limbs that they were clear of skin and sleek and fair; and he heard one hard by in the hall caroling...
Stranica 162 - Now she opened the book and held it before Hallblithe and turned the leaves so that he might see them clearly; and therein were woods and castles painted, and burning mountains, and the wall of the world, and kings upon their thrones, and fair women and warriors, all most lovely to behold...
Stranica 154 - ¡я the hedge where the crabs hang yellow. Bright as the blossoms of the spring; Dumb is the close where the pears grow mellow, And none but the dauntless redbreasts sing. " Fair was the spring, but amidst his greening Grey were the days of the hidden sun ; Fair was the summer, but overweening, So soon his o'er-sweet days were done. " Come then, love, for peace is upon us, Far off is failing, and far is fear, Here where the rest in the end hath won us, In the garnering tide of the happy year. "...
Stranica 92 - O Eagle of the Sea, thou hast thy youth again : what then wilt thou do with it ? Wilt thou not weary for the moonlit main, and the washing of waves and the dashing of spray, and thy fellows all glistering with the brine ? Where now shall be the alien shores before thee, and the landing for fame, and departure for the gain of goods? Wilt thou forget the ship's black side, and the dripping of the windward oars, as the squall falleth on when the sun hath arisen, and the sail tuggeth hard on the...
Stranica 7 - She loved him no less, & no man of the kindred gainsaid their love, and they were to be wedded on Midsummer Night. C But one day of early spring, when the days were yet short and the nights long, Hallblithe...
Stranica 56 - ... stoups and horns and beakers, and some went their ways and came not back awhile, for they were busied about the cooking. But whatever they did, none hailed him, or heeded him more than if he had been an image, as he sat there looking on. None save the old woman who brought him the fore-supper, to wit a great horn of mead, and cakes and dried fish. So was the hall arrayed for the feast very fairly, and Hallblithe sat there while the sun westered and the house grew dim, and dark at last, and they...