Excerpt from Irish Literature, Vol. 10
Prose BY modern irish authors. The Friar' S Servant Girl. - James Doyle. Trs. By Mary Doyle. The Gad Mara. Filtrates Doyle. Trs. By Mary Doyle. An Allegory. Douglas Hyde. Trs. By Norma Borthwick. Tim, the Smith - James Doyle - Tm. By Mary Doyle. Seadna's Three Wishes. - From Seadna. Rev. Peter o'leary. The Thankfulness of Dermot. O'leary. Geoffrey Keating. From Irish Prose. Rev. Patrick S. Dineen. East, West, Home's Best. From An cneamhaire.-agnes O. Farrelly. 3967 The Cavern. From An Gioblachan. Thomas Hayes. The echo-from An Gioblachan. T. Hayes. Poetry. Raftery's Repentance - Douglas Hyde. The cfiis-da-plé.-a. Raferty. How Long Has It Been Said? A. Raftery. The Curse of the Boers on England. - (politi cal.) - Lady Gregory. Grief of a Girl's Heart. -(love Song. - Lady Gregory. The Fair Hills of Eire. (patriotic. Dr George Sigersoa. Modern play. The Twisting of the Rope. - Douglas Hyde. Biographies OF ancient celtic writers, whose work appears in Volumes I-IX. Biographies OF modern celtic writers, whose work appears in Volume X.
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