FOLKLORE & MYTH · 1920 · PUBLIC DOMAIN
Visions and Beliefs in the West of Ireland, Second Series
Lady Gregory
32 CHAPTERS · 77,735 WORDS · ABOUT 293 MINUTES
The second series — the banshees and warnings, the forths and sheogues, Away, and the essays Yeats contributed on the subject, closing the fullest field collection made in the west of Ireland.
SUBJECTSIrelandGalwayBansheeFairy belief
CONTENTS
- 1I — HERBS, CHARMS, AND WISE WOMEN24 MIN
- 2II — ASTRAY, AND TREASURE12 MIN
- 3III — BANSHEES AND WARNINGS16 MIN
- 4IV — IN THE WAY7 MIN
- 5V — THE FIGHTING OF THE FRIENDS8 MIN
- 6VI — THE UNQUIET DEAD19 MIN
- 7VII — APPEARANCES — part 112 MIN
- 8VII — APPEARANCES — part 212 MIN
- 9VII — APPEARANCES — part 311 MIN
- 10VII — APPEARANCES — part 411 MIN
- 11VII — APPEARANCES — part 512 MIN
- 12VII — APPEARANCES — part 612 MIN
- 13VII — APPEARANCES — part 76 MIN
- 14VIII — BUTTER4 MIN
- 15IX — THE FOOL OF THE FORTH7 MIN
- 16X — FORTHS AND SHEOGUEY PLACES32 MIN
- 17XI — BLACKSMITHS2 MIN
- 18XII — MONSTERS AND SHEOGUEY BEASTS33 MIN
- 19XIII — FRIARS AND PRIEST CURES11 MIN
- 20I3 MIN
- 21II8 MIN
- 22III2 MIN
- 23IV4 MIN
- 24V3 MIN
- 25VI1 MIN
- 26VII2 MIN
- 27VIII6 MIN
- 28IX2 MIN
- 29X1 MIN
- 30XI10 MIN
- 31XII1 MIN
- 32NOTES1 MIN
THE TEXT
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