Poets and
Poets and Dreamers: Studies and translations from the Irish
作者：Gregory, Lady, 1852-1932
体例：题 章数：114
字数：274,722 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 114 题- TO SOME UNDERGRADUATES OF TRINITY COLLEGE
- WALT WHITMAN.
- CONTENTS
- WEST IRISH BALLADS 47
- JACOBITE BALLADS 66
- AN CRAOIBHIN'S POEMS 76
- BOER BALLADS IN IRELAND 89
- A SORROWFUL LAMENT FOR IRELAND 98
- MOUNTAIN THEOLOGY 104
- HERB-HEALING 111
- THE WANDERING TRIBE 121
- WORKHOUSE DREAMS 128
- ON THE EDGE OF THE WORLD 193
- AN CRAOIBHIN'S PLAYS:-- 196
- THE TWISTING OF THE ROPE 200
- THE MARRIAGE 216
- THE LOST SAINT 236
- THE NATIVITY 244
- POETS AND DREAMERS
- RAFTERY
- I.
- This is a part of the song:--
- Here are some of them:--
- II.
- This is part of another song:--
- III.
- IV.
- A long conversation follows; Raftery addresses him:--
- But death speaks solemnly to him then, and warns him that:--
- It is one of the finest of his poems. It begins:--
- In another song in the same manner on 'Cilleaden,' he says:--
- V.
- At last relief comes:--
- VI.
- WEST IRISH BALLADS.
- JACOBITE BALLADS.
- Here is a verse from another poem of loneliness:--
- Here are some verses from a poem called 'There is a Change coming':--
- Here is a fine vision of a battle-field:--
- BOER BALLADS IN IRELAND
- Or this other, sung during the siege of Ladysmith:--
- The 'Song of the Transvaal Irish Brigade' has more literary quality:--
- And the Boers say in answer:--
- Another ballad explains:--
- A SORROWFUL LAMENT FOR IRELAND
- A SORROWFUL LAMENT FOR IRELAND.
- MOUNTAIN THEOLOGY
- HERB-HEALING
- THE WANDERING TRIBE
- WORKHOUSE DREAMS
- Then a young man said: 'I'll tell you a folk-tale:--
- ON THE EDGE OF THE WORLD
- THE TWISTING OF THE ROPE
- HANRAHAN. _A wandering poet._
- MAURYA. _The woman of the house._
- SHEELA. _A neighbour._
- OONA. _Maurya's daughter._
- SHEAMUS. Oona----
- HANRAHAN.
- OONA.
- HANRAHAN.
- OONA.
- HANRAHAN.
- OONA.
- HANRAHAN.
- OONA.
- SHEAMUS. I'll bring in a lock of hay. (_He goes out._)
- HANRAHAN.
- HANRAHAN.
- THE MARRIAGE
- MARTIN, _a young man._
- MARY. _His newly married wife._
- A BLIND FIDDLER.
- NEIGHBOURS.
- BLIND MAN. Come in, boys. (_Three or four come inside._)
- BLIND MAN.
- BOY. I am going. (_He goes out._)
- BLIND MAN.
- BLIND MAN.
- BLIND MAN.
- BLIND MAN.
- BLIND MAN.
- BLIND MAN.
- BLIND MAN.
- BLIND MAN.
- BLIND MAN.
- BLIND MAN.
- BLIND MAN.
- BLIND MAN.
- ALL.
- ALL.
- BLIND MAN.
- BLIND MAN.
- THE LOST SAINT
- AN OLD MAN.
- A TEACHER.
- CONALL AND OTHER CHILDREN.
- FELIM.
- ART.
- AODH.
- FERGUS.
- CONALL.
- Gabriel watches constantly--
- CONALL. It is to God Sunday belongs----
- FEARALL.
- CONALL.
- THE NATIVITY
- TWO WOMEN.
- SHEPHERDS.
- KINGS.
- CHILD ANGELS.
- THE HOLY FAMILY.
- THE END.
- Printed by PONSONBY & GIBBS at the University Press, Dublin