Stephens, James, 1882-1950, Rackham, Arthur, 1867-1939 · New York : The Macmillan company · leaf 131
words can describe how delightful Muirne was—shetook the branch; and as to Tuiren, a man could not look ather without becoming angry or dejected. Her face was freshas a spring morning; her voice more cheerful than the cuckoocalling from the branch that is highest in the hedge; and her A man who did… … THE BIRTH OF BRAN 95 form swayed like a reed and flowed like a river, so that eachperson thought she would surely flow to him. Men who had wives of their own grew moody and downcastbecause they could not hope to marry her, while the bachelorsof the Fianna stared at each other with truculent,…
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