 | Mary Catharine Guinness Ferguson - 1868 - 326 pages
...making great havoc of the people. But when Cathbad, the Druid, saw that the sons of Usnach were bent on the destruction of Conor himself, he had recourse...limbs were clogged in it, that they could not move. The sons of Usnach were then put to death, and Deirdre, standing over the grave, sang their funeral... | |
 | lady Mary Catharine Ferguson - 1868 - 350 pages
...making great havoc of the people. But when Cathbad, the Druid, saw that the sons of Usnach were bent 011 the destruction of Conor himself, he had recourse...limbs were clogged in it, that they could not move. The sons of Usnach were then put to death, and Deirdre, standing over the grave, sang their funeral... | |
 | 1873 - 660 pages
...when Cathbad, the Druid, saw that the sons of Usnach were bent on the destruction of Conor*himself, he had recourse to his arts of magic, and he cast...limbs were clogged in it, that they could not move. The sons of Usnach were then put to death, and Deirdre, standing over the grave, sang their funeral... | |
 | Andrew Lang, Donald Grant Mitchell - 1898 - 564 pages
...making great havoc of the people. But when Cathbad, the Druid, saw that the sons of Usnach were bent on the destruction of Conor himself, he had recourse...limbs were clogged in it, that they could not move. The sons of Usnach were then put to death, and Deirdre, standing over their grave, sang this funeral... | |
 | Richard Garnett - 1899 - 432 pages
...making great havoc of the people. But when Cathbad, the Druid, saw that the sons of Usnach were bent on the destruction of Conor himself, he had recourse...limbs were clogged in it, that they could not move. The sons of Usnach were then put to death, and Deirdre, standing over their grave, sang this funeral... | |
 | Richard Garnett, Léon Vallée, Alois Brandl - 1899 - 442 pages
...making great havoc of the people. But when Cathbad, the Druid, saw that the sons of Usnach were bent on the destruction of Conor himself, he had recourse...so that their arms fell from their hands, and they Avere taken by the men of Ulster ; for the spell was like a sea of thick gums about them, and their... | |
 | Edward Bunting - 2000 - 254 pages
...making sore havoc of his people. Now when Cathbad, the druid, saw that the sons of Usnach were bent on the destruction of Conor himself, he had recourse...limbs were clogged in it, that they could not move. The sons of Usnach are then put to death, and Deirdre, standing over the grave, sings their funeral... | |
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... not." Then the sons of Usnach made a phalanx of their shields, and spread the links of their joined bucklers round Deirdre, and bounding forth like three eagles, swept down upon the troops of Conor, making great havoc of the people. But when Cathbad,... 