...the chill stars shake." "Hush, heard you a horse-tread as you spake, Little brother?" (0 Mother, Mary Mother, What sound to-night, between Hell and Heaven?)...Whence should they come, between Hell and Heaven?) In this last stanza the repetition of the words "little brother" indicates intense eagerness. The girl...

...spake, Little brother?" (0 Mother, Mary Mother, What sound to-night, between Hell and Heaven?~) "1 hear a horse-tread, and I see, Sister Helen, Three...Whence should they come, between Hell and Heaven?) In this last stanza the repetition of the words "little brother" indicates intense eagerness. The girl...

...the chill stars shake." "Hush, heard you a horse-tread as you spake, Little brother?" (0 Mother, Mary Mother, What sound to-night, between Hell and Heaven?)..."Little brother, whence come the three, Little brother?" (0 Mother, Mary Mother, Whence should they come, between Hell and Heaven?) In this last stanza the...

...her victim to come and beg for mercy. The child's words therefore bring to her a shock of excitement. "They come by the hill-verge from Boyne Bar, Sister Helen, And one draws nigh, but two are afar." "Look, look, do you know them who they are, Little brother?" (0 Mother, Mary Mother, Who...

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...you spake, Little brother?' (0 Mother, Mary Mother, What sound to-night, between Hell and Heavenf) 'I hear a horse-tread, and I see, Sister Helen, Three...Mother. Whence should they come, between Hell and Heavenf) 'They come by the hill-verge from Boyne Bar, Sister Helen, And one draws nigh, but two are...

...waxen knave was plump to-day, Sister Helen; How like dead folk he has dropped away!" (O Mother, Mary my weakness and my melancholy, As he is very potent...Wherein I'll catch the conscience of the King. [Exit. "Nay now, of the dead what can you say, Whence should they come, between Hell Little brother?" (O Mother,...

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