THE HOSTING OF THE SIDHE The host is riding from Knocknarea, And over the grave of Clooth-na-bare; Caolte tossing his burning hair, And Niamh calling, "Away, come away; Empty your heart of its mortal dream.

These qualities are strikingly illustrated by such poems as Into the Twilight, The Everlasting Voices, The Hosting of the Sidhe (Fairies), The Stolen Child.

The king and his hosting went to the aid of Leinster in the latter's necessity.

If you played only the bets with the best odds, you could consider the house edge as a 2% charge for hosting the game and keeping it honest.

The king and his hosting went to the aid of Leinster in the latter's necessity.

The sea, the hills, the desert, wake passion, joy, terror, as the case may be; for a few, perhaps," he glanced significantly at his host so that Mrs. Bittacy again caught the turning of his eyes, "emotions of a curious, flaming splendor that are quite nameless.

Their number was a host with endless reinforcements, and once it realized its passion was returned the power increased....

The trees stood upthe whole beleaguering host of them stood upand with the uproar of their million branches drummed the thundering message out across the night.

The fisher could not avoid placing his hand before his eyes once or twice, as if wishful to avoid the keen gaze of the stranger, who still plied the fire with fuel and his host with hollands.

" "That is very strange," the other replied, "for I was your host last night!"

There was much beauty in the service, part of which consisted in a procession, with banner, all round the church, carrying the Host, preceded by a number of girls in white, with veils (who had all had their first communion that morning), strewing flowers.

I rejoice to think of the serious talks we had togetherof the grand, brave way in which he used the opportunities he had as a man of humour, to reach the consciences of a host of readersof his love for childrenhis simplicity of heartof his care for servantshis spiritual care for them.

But soon as morning bids the sky exult, As earth from nothing, so that countless host From slumber and from silence will awake To mighty being!

And now when he heard of Dick Shand's return and proffered evidence, he declared that Dick Shand having been born a gentleman, though he had been ever so much a sinner, and ever so much a drunkard, was entitled to credence before a host of Crinketts.

But a host expects that his corns should be respected, whereas Mr. Smirkie was always treading on Mr. Babington's toes.

Mr. Smirkie's general appreciation of the good things provided, did not on this occasion give the owner of them that gratification which a host should feel in the pleasures of his guests.

And again"He remarked to me on the great power of charming and pleasant hosting possessed by Salisbury."

The hosting of the King and other poems.

The hosting of the King and other poems.

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The hosting of the King and other poems.

The hosting of the King and other poems.

The hosting of the shee.

They regarded it as a mere vague promise of adhesion, binding them at most to a general muster or "hosting" under his arms in case of war or some common peril.

" Here is a foreshadowing of the representative assemblies of our modern times, and the same wise spirit is shown in another event of the same year, thus recorded: "A hosting and a mustering of the men of Ireland, with their chieftains, by Ruaidri Ua Concobar; thither came the lord of Deas-muma, the lord of Tuaid-muma, the king of Meath, the lord of Oirgialla and all the chieftains of Leinster.