02136cam a22002531  4500001001300000003000400013005001700017008004100034010001700075035002000092040004400112042001200156043001200168050001800180100005400198245007700252260003900329300004700368490002900415505089800444500049801342650002501840999001701865w  16000009 DLC20260227112808.0840619s1915    enk           000 0 eng c  aw  16000009   a(OCoLC)10861513  aWashington, D.C. Public Libr.cInUdDLC  apremarc  ae-ie---00aPN6178.I6bG71 aGraves, Charles L.q(Charles Larcom),d1856-1944.10aHumours of Irish life,cwith an introduction by Charles L. Graves, M. A.  aLondon [etc.]bT. F. Unwinc[1915]  a2 p. l, xxxvi, vii, 349 p.bfront.c19 cm.0 aEvery Irishman's library0 aMaginn, Dr. Daniel O'Rourke.-- Kennedy, P.  Adventures of Gilla na Chreck an Gour.-- Lover, S.  The little weaver of Duleek gate.-- McCall, P. J.  Fionn MacCumhail and the princess.-- Kennedy, P.  The Kildare pooka.--Hyde, D.  The piper and the puca.--  Hunt, B.  McCarthy of Connacht.--Carleton, W.  The mad pudding of Ballyboulteen.-- Lever, C.  Frank Webber's wager.-- Ferguson, Sir S.  Sam Wham and the sawmont.-- Ettingsall, T.  Darby Doyle's voyage to Quebec.-- Maginn, Dr. Bob Burke's duel.-- Le Fanu, J. S.  Billy Maloney's taste of love and glory.-- Lever, C.  A pleasant journey.--Carleton, W.  The battle of Aughrim.-- Le Fanu, J. S.  The quare gander.--Kickham, C. J.  The thrush and the blackbird.-- Mathew, F.  Their last race.-- French, W. P. The first Lord Liftinant.-- Somerville, E. Œ., and Ross, M.  The boat's share.-- Eccles, C. O. "King William."-- Barlow, Jane.  Quin's  arick.-- Colum, P. Maelshaughlinn at the fair.--  Birmingham, G. A.  The Rev. J. J. Meldon and the chief secretary.--  Alexander, Eleanor.  Old Tummus and the battle of Scarva.-- Purdon, K. F. The game leg.--  Somerville, E. Œ., and Ross, M. Trinket's colt.-- Bullock, S. The wee tea table.--Birmingham, G.A. The interpreters.-- Barlow, Jane. A test of truth.--Stevenson, J. The wise woman.-- Stacpoole, H. de V. The meet of the beagles.-- Doyle, L. The Ballygullion creamery society, limited. 0aIrish wit and humor.  c92059d92059