By Beach and Bog-Land: Some Irish Stories
by Jane Barlow
About this book
"By Beach and Bog-Land: Some Irish Stories" is a collection of short stories written by Jane Barlow and published in 1905. The book is set in Ireland and explores the lives of the Irish people in rural communities. Barlow's writing style is characterized by her use of vivid imagery and her ability to capture the unique dialect and culture of the Irish people. The book is a reflection of the author's own experiences living in Ireland and her deep affection for the country and its people. "By Beach and Bog-Land" is a timeless classic that provides readers with an authentic glimpse into the lives of the Irish people and their rich cultural heritage - Summary by GERALD MOE
Chapters (35)
1In the Winding Walk, Part I
2In the Winding Walk, Part II
3In the Winding Walk, Part III
4In the Winding Walk, Part IV
5In the Winding Walk, Part V
6A Money-Crop at Lisconnell, Part I
7A Money-Crop at Lisconnell, Part II
8The High Tide and the Man-Trappers, Part I
9The High Tide and the Man-Trappers, Part II
10The Foot-Sticks of Slughnatraigh, Part I
11The Foot-Sticks of Slughnatraigh, Part II
12Old Isaac's Biggest Haul
13The Wrong Turning, Part I
14The Wrong Turning, Part II
15The Wrong Turning, Part III
16Crazy Mick
17Widow Farrell's Wonderful Age, Part I
18Widow Farrell's Wonderful Age, Part II
19Widow Farrell's Wonderful Age, Part III
20Widow Farrell's Wonderful Age, Part IV
21The Hins' Housekeeper Part I
22The Hins' Housekeeper Part II
23Two Pair of Truants Part I
24Two Pair of Truants Part II
25Their New Umbrellas Part I
26Their New Umbrellas Part II
27A Small Practice Part I
28A Small Practice Part II
29A Lingering Guest Part I
30A Lingering Guest Part II
31Loughnaglee
32Moriarty's Meadow Part I
33Moriarty's Meadow Part II
34Delayed in Transmission
35For Company
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