The Dawn in Britain by Charles M. Doughty |
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 | The Dawn in Britain |  |
Great bearded, and long hair-locked druid wight,
Lo, standing on their wall, hark, curseth Romans:
Then casts, whilst Britons their armed hands uphold,
To heaven, his javelin, towards approaching soldiers:
Devoting them, to gods, beneath, of death!
Lo, standing on their wall, hark, curseth Romans:
Then casts, whilst Britons their armed hands uphold,
To heaven, his javelin, towards approaching soldiers:
Devoting them, to gods, beneath, of death!
| The Dawn in Britain | |