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The High Deeds of Finn and other Bardic Romances of Ancient Ireland

CHAPTER XII
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Of these Keelta was first, and just as the giant was mid-leg in the waves he hurled his spear and it severed the thong of the giant's shield so that it fell off in the water.

And as the giant paused, Keelta seized his spear and tore it from him.

But the giant waded on, and soon the Fians were floundering in deep water while the huge form, thigh deep, was seen striding towards the setting sun.

And a great ship seemed to draw near, and it received him, and then departed into the light, but the Fians returned in the grey evening, bearing the spear and the great shield to Finn.

There they found the maiden at point of death, and they laid the weapons before her.


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