...beam of light, the white-handed daughter* of kings? Go, son of Loda ; his words are wind to Fingal : wind, that, to and fro, drives the thistle, in autumn's dusky vale. Duth-maruno,f arm of death ! Crommaglas, thura, the residence of Cathulla, the king set sail, to return...

...beam of light, the white-handed daughter of kings ? Go, son of Loda ; his words are wind to Fingal : wind, that, to and fro, drives the thistle, in autumn's dusky vale *. Duth-mamno, arm of death I Crommaglas, of iron shields ! Struthmor, dweller of battle's wing ! Cormar,...

...beam of light, the white-handed daughter of -kings ? Go, son of Loda ; his words are wind to Fingal : wind, that, to and fro, drives the thistle, in autumn's dusky vale *. Duth-maruno, arm of death ! Crommaglas, of iron shields ! Struthmor, dweller of battle's wing !...

...beam of light, the white handed daughter* of kings? Go, son of Loda ! his words are wind to Fingal : wind, that, to and fro, drives the thistle, in autumn's dusky vale. Duth-maruno, f arm of death! Crommaglas, of iron shields! Struthmor, dweller of battle's wing! Cormar,...

...beam of light, the white-handed daughter of kings ?" Go, son of Loda ; his words are wind to Fingal . wind, that, to and fro, drives the thistle in autumn's dusky vale. Duth-maruno, arm of death ! Cromma-glas, of Iron shields ! Struthmor dweller of hattle's wing ! Cromar,...

...invitation. He calls on his warriors to look to their shields, as Treun-mor used to do. .ire wind to Fingal : wind that to and fro drives the thistle, in autumn's dusky vale. Duth-manmo, arm of death ! Cromma-glas, of iron shields ! Struthmor, dweller of hattle's wing ! Cormar,...

...that beam of light, the whitehanded daughter of kings ? Go, son of Loda; his words are wind to Fingal; wind, that to and fro drives the thistle in autumn's dusky vale. Let each look on his shield, like Trenmor, the ruler of battles. „Come down, said the king, thou...

...beam of light, the white-handed [20 daughter of kings? Go, son of Loda; his words are wind to Fingal: wind, that to and fro drives the thistle, in autumn's dusky vale. Duth-maruno, arm of death! Cromma-glas, of iron shields! Stnithmor, dweller of battle's wing! Cormar,...

...discovering to Fingal a plot laid against his life . . .") Go, son of Loda! his words are wind to Fingal: wind that, to and fro, drives the thistle in autumn's dusky vale!" This is the "rage" of the elegiac poet, not the warrior-king. Despite the emphatic punctuation of the...