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Sacred Texts: Legends and Sagas

Fairy Legends and Traditions: Cormac and Mary

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SHE is not dead - she has no grave - She lives beneath Lo ugh Corrib's water [Galway]; And in the murmur of each wave Methinks I catch the songs I taught her." Thus many an evening on the shore Sat Cormac raving wild and lowly; Still idly muttering o'er and o'er, She lives, detain'd by spells unholy. "Death claims her not, too fair for earth, Her spirit lives - alien of heaven; Nor will it know: a second birth When sinful mortals are forgiven ! Cold is this rock -…

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