 | Bards and bardism - 1765 - 416 pages
...our reft. Our names may be heard in fong, but the flrength of our arms will ceafe. O Offian, CarTil, and Ullin, you know of heroes that are no more. Give us the fong of other years. Let the night pafs away on the found, and morning return with joy. WE gave the... | |
 | Poetry - 1773 - 432 pages
...our reft. Our names may be heard in fong. What avails it, when our ftrength hath ceafed ? O Offian, Carril, and Ullin, you know of heroes that are no more. Give us the fong of other years. Let the night pafs away on the found, and morning return with joy." WE gave the... | |
 | Scottish Gaelic poetry - 1779 - 250 pages
...shall pafs away like a dream. No found will be in the fields of our battles. Our tombs will be loft in the heath. The hunter shall not know the place of our reft. Our names may be heard in long, but fhe Strength of our arms will ceafe. O Oflian, Carril; and... | |
 | Ossian - 1790 - 446 pages
...reft. Our names may be' heard in fong. What avails it when our ftrength hath ceafed ? O Offian, Cafril, and Ullin ! you know of heroes that are no more. Give us the fong of other years. Let the night pafs away on the ibund, and. morning return with joy." We gave the... | |
 | Bards and bardism - 1803 - 390 pages
...hereafter shall he say, and our fame shall last for ever !" " Swaran," said the king of hills, " to-day our fame is greatest. We shall pass away like a dream....when our strength hath ceased ? O Ossian, Carril, and UJlin ! you know of 3t i " Grumal was a chief of Cona. He sought the battle on every coast. His soul... | |
 | Ossian - 1805 - 648 pages
...hereafter shall he say, and our fame shall last for ever ! " " Swaran," said the king of hills, " to-day our fame is greatest. We shall pass away like a dream....Ossian, Carril, and Ullin, you know of heroes that are keroet of other years. Thus hereafter shall he say, and our fame shall last for ever." POPE'S Iliad,... | |
 | Ossian - 1807 - 402 pages
...S\\raran,"' said the king of hills, " to-day our fame is greatest. We shall pass away like a dreamv No sound will remain in our fields of war. Our tombs...be heard in song. What avails it when our strength has ceased? O Ossian, Carril, and Ullin ! you know of heroes that are no more. Give us the song of... | |
 | 1810 - 378 pages
...hereafter shall he say, and our fame shall " last for ever." " Swaran," said the king of hills, " to-day " our fame is greatest. We shall pass away like " a...heard in song. What avails " it when our strength had eeased 1 O Ossian, " Carril, and Ullin ! you know of heroes that are " no more. Give us the song... | |
 | Ossian - 1834 - 218 pages
...hereafter shall he say, and our fame shall last for ever.' 'Swaran,' said the king of hills, 'to-day our fame is greatest. We shall pass away like a dream. No sound will remain in our Ik-Ids of war. Our tombs will be lost in the heath. The hunter shall not know the place of our rest.... | |
 | 1907 - 516 pages
...Fingal ef i'r wledd, ac wedi • Swaran son am glod ei orchfygwr, ebe Fingal wrtho yntau : — "To-day our fame is greatest. We shall pass away like a dream. No sound will remain in our field of war. Our tombs will be lost in the heath. The hunter shall not know the place of our rest.... | |
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Swaran," said the king of hills, "to-day our fame is greatest. We shall pass away like a dream. No sound will remain in our fields of war. Our tombs will be lost in the heath. The hunter shall not know the place of our rest. 
