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CUCHULAIN
THE HOUND OF ULSTER
CUCHULAIN
THE HOUND OF ULSTER
BY
ELEANOR HULL
AUTHOR OF
“THE CUCHULLIN SAGA IN IRISH LITERATURE”
“PAGAN IRELAND” “EARLY CHRISTIAN IRELAND”
ETC.
WITH EIGHT ILLUSTRATIONS BY
STEPHEN REID
“Bec a brig liomsa sin,” ar Cuchulaind, “gen
go rabar acht aonla no aonoidchi ar bith acht go
mairit m’airdsgeula dom és.”
Stowe MS., C. 6, 3.
R. Irish Academy.
“Though the span of my life were but for a
day,” Cuchulain said, “little should I reck of
that, if but my noble deeds might be remembered
among men.”
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