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in the Courtship of Ferb

Donnell.


Since he himself it is who is dead,
Mani Morgor with the greatness of a warrior,
I will not go westwards to my home
while any of the Ulstermen live!

Ferb.


It would be peace for my good heart,
it would be a comfort for my soul,
if all the Ulstermen were destroyed for the deed
they have done,
by your violent hand, O Donnell!


XI

Sorrowful is it, O son of Maev!
O beautiful and skilful youth,
Bloody and red is your skin,
from you has our ill fortune come.

It is through you that my father has been slain
he was a good warrior, a good vassal.
Through you has his son been slain;
not easy for me to forget it.

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