ams, s its

    oude.

    among to look at him

    and to listen to er of a

    little king w way off; and

    when he saw her he loved, for shc was

    beautiful~ range and pale beauty

    unlike t Dana,

    t mot

    t  as t of others, and

    he

    roubled h a

    great o him when

    told her of

    y, and praised her simply and

    frankly as the

    bards; and o give

    le in his

    dreams. Overwness,

    sed, and yet half refused,

    for so marry some warrior who

    could carry ain in his

    arms. Day by day the king gave her

    gifts; cups h ears of gold and find-

    rinny ant

    lands; clothough

    o her

    less beautiful t cloth woven

    in till she was

    ever between

    yielding and hholding. he laid down

    , and told he

    urn to the world

    and begin the

    kind and mirthful Children of Dana drove

    out the huge and gloomy and misshapen

    People from under the

    great Moods arc alonc immortal, and the;

    creators of mortal things; and how every

    Mood is a being t o mortal eyes,

    the shape of Fair-brows, who dwells, as a

    salmon, in the Dagda,

    wy; or of Lir,

    wers; or

    of Angus, wo

    birds; or of Len, th, from

    whose furnace break rainbows and fiery

    dehe children of

    ~)ana: and still sill

    believe t a

    beauty so much like wisdom could hide a

    comm