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| Online Full Text: |
Northern Illinois University (New York Weekly edition)
Northern Illinois University (New York Weekly edition) (Note: Pages 5 & 6 have slight damage.) Northern Illinois University (New York Weekly edition) Stanford Digital Repository (New York Weekly edition) |
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| Series: |
New York Weekly
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v. 36 no. 20
— page 7 New York Weekly — v. 40 no. 34 — page 1 New York Weekly — v. 47 no. 39 — page 1 |
| Subject / Tag: |
Poem |
| Translator: |
O'Donovan, Dr.
(New York Weekly edition) |
| Dates: |
March 28, 1881 (New York Weekly edition) June 29, 1885 (New York Weekly edition) July 23, 1892 (New York Weekly edition) |
| Edition Descriptions: |
New York Weekly edition
(page 1 in New York Weekly, v. XL, no. 34, June 29, 1885):
[The following poem is justly considered a poetical gem of the first order. The original was found in an Irish MS. in Trinity College, Dublin. There is reason to think that the poem was written by one of those primitive Christian bards in the reign of Diarmid, about the year 554, and was sung and chanted at the last grand assembly of kings, chieftains, and lords, held in the famous halls of Tara.] New York Weekly edition (page 1 in New York Weekly, v. XLVII, no. 39, July 23, 1892): The following beautiful poem is justly considered a literary gem of the highest order. the original is found in an Irish MS. in Trinity College, Dublin. There is reason to think that the poem was written by one of those primitive Christian bards in the reign of King Diarmid, about the year 554, and was sing or chanted at the last grand assembly of kings, chieftains, and bards ever held in the famous halls of Tara. The translation is by the learned Dr. O'Donovan. |
| First Sentence: |
Like a damask rose you see, (New York Weekly edition) |
| Last Sentence: |
The snow dissolves, and so must all. (New York Weekly edition) |
Known Editions
New York Weekly edition (page 7 in New York Weekly, v. XXXVI, no. 20, March 28, 1881)New York Weekly edition (page 1 in New York Weekly, v. XL, no. 34, June 29, 1885)
New York Weekly edition (page 1 in New York Weekly, v. XLVII, no. 39, July 23, 1892)
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