e agreed todo so, and they drove the beast away. On the return journey he was met by messengers whobrought news from Ireland. They said that the King ofUlster was dead, and that he, Fiachna Finn, had been electedking in the dead kings place. He at once took ship forIreland, and found that all he… … CHAPTER VI A YEAR passed, and one day as he was sitting at judgementthere came a great noise from without, and this noise wasso persistent that the people and suitors were scandalised,and Fiachna at last ordered that the noisy person should bebrought before him to be judged. It was done, and to his…
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