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Йейтс Уильям Батлер
«Стихи. (В переводах разных авторов)»

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And pinches among hail and snow?




That runner said: "I am from the south;


I run to Baile Honey-Mouth,


To tell him how the girl Aillinn


Rode from the country of her kin,


And old and young men rode with her:


For all that country had been astir


If anybody half as fair


Had chosen a husband anywhere


But where it could see her every day.


When they had ridden a little way


An old man caught the horse's head


With: "You must home again, and wed


With somebody in your own land.


A young man cried and kissed her hand,


"O lady, wed with one of us' ;


And when no face grew piteous


For any gentle thing she spake,


She fell and died of the heart-break."




Because a lover's heart s worn out,


Being tumbled and blown about


By its own blind imagining,


And will believe that anything


That is bad enough to be true, is true,


Baile's heart was broken in two;


And he, being laid upon green boughs,


Was carried to the goodly house


Where the Hound of Uladh sat before


The brazen pillars of his door,


His face bowed low to weep

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