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| − | * References the song [[Silent, O Moyle]] by Thomas Moore in the lines on [[Page 548]]: <blockquote>... and I wound around my | + | * References the song [[Silent, O Moyle]] by Thomas Moore in the lines on [[Page 548]]: <blockquote>... and I wound around my swanchen's neckplace a school of shells of [[moyles]] marine to swing their saysangs in her silents...</blockquote> |
* In the song, a girl is turned into a swan by her stepmother Aoife | * In the song, a girl is turned into a swan by her stepmother Aoife | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:31, 19 January 2014
- References the song Silent, O Moyle by Thomas Moore in the lines on Page 548:
... and I wound around my swanchen's neckplace a school of shells of moyles marine to swing their saysangs in her silents...
- In the song, a girl is turned into a swan by her stepmother Aoife
- swanchen → German Schwänchen: little swan
