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

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returning victory, he passed


Between the pillars with a beating heart


And saw where in the midst of the great hall


Pale-faced, alone upon a bench, Edain


Sat upright with a sword before her feet.


Her hands on either side had gripped the bench,


Her eyes were cold and steady, her lips tight.


Some passion had made her stone. Hearing a foot


She started and then knew whose foot it was;


But when he thought to take her in his arms


She motioned him afar, and rose and spoke:


"I have sent among the fields or to the woods


The fighting men and servants of this house,


For I would have your judgment upon one


Who is self-accused. If she be innocent


She would not look in any known man's face


Till judgment has been given, and if guilty,


Will never look again on known man's face."


And at these words he paled, as she had paled,


Knowing that he should find upon her lips


The meaning of that monstrous day.


Then she:


"You brought me where your brother Ardan sat


Always in his one seat, and bid me care him


Through that strange illness that had fixed him there,


And should he die to heap his burial mound


And carve his name in Ogham." Eochaid said,


"He lives?"

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