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  • A Creel of Irish Stories

    by Jane Barlow ...
    The little valley of Letterglas is a very green and very lonesome place almost always, for snow seldom lies on it, and the few people who come into it depart again even sooner and as tracelessly, so that its much grass spreads from month to month uncovered and untrodden. It runs westward—that is, towards the ocean—but never reaches the shore, because a great grassy curtain intervenes, curved round ... Read more

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  • By Beach And Bog-Land Some Irish Stories

    Restored Classics to Go Edition

    by Jane Barlow ...
    "By Beach And Bog-Land Some Irish Stories" by Jane Barlow is a mesmerizing anthology that invites readers into the enchanting world of Irish storytelling. Within its pages, the captivating tale "Fairy Tales from South Africa," arranged by Mrs. E. J. Bourhill and Mrs. J. B. Drake, transports readers to the vibrant landscapes of South Africa. Here, magic and tradition intermingle, capturing the ... Read more

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  • Strangers at Lisconnel

    by Jane Barlow ...
    The story is set in the rural Irish village of Lisconnel and revolves around the lives of its inhabitants. When strangers arrive in Lisconnel, they bring with them new ideas, perspectives, and disruptions to the traditional way of life in the village. The novel explores themes of community, change, and the clash between old and new ways.Through its characters and their interactions, "Strangers at ... Read more

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  • Bog-land studies

    by Jane Barlow ...
    In "Bog-land Studies," Jane Barlow meticulously explores the intricate tapestry of Ireland's bogs, employing a blend of poetic prose and scientific observation. The book delves into the ecological significance of these unique landscapes, juxtaposed with rich cultural narratives that have emerged from them. Barlow's literary style is characterized by her vivid imagery and lyrical language, inviting ... Read more

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  • The End of Elfintown

    by Jane Barlow ...
    Now would that he who knew so well Of fierce Pigwiggin’s armour fell, And angered Oberon’s wrath, to tell, And how their feud was ended, Yea, would that he, ere hence he sped, Had writ in gold, as I in lead, For men to learn why Fays be fled, And whitherward they wended. It hapt in ages far gone A harmful spell was cast upon That Elfin King, great Oberon, And teen and trouble brought him; And ... Read more

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  • A Creel of Irish Stories

    by Jane Barlow ...
    Jane Barlow was born on the 17th October 1856 at Dollymount, Clontarf, County Dublin, Ireland.She was the daughter of the vice-provost of Trinity College Dublin and spent much of her life in the quiet village of Raheny.Jane is best remembered for her empathetic and realistic portrayals of the Irish peasantry. Her most celebrated work was ‘Irish Idylls’, published in 1892, which was a huge success ... Read more

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  • A Creel of Irish Stories

    by Jane Barlow ...
    Tales woven from the turf smoke and twilight of old Ireland. In this beautifully crafted collection, Jane Barlow—one of Ireland’s most evocative literary voices of the late 19th century—gathers a series of haunting, heartfelt, and often humorous tales from the Irish countryside. Set in the quiet corners of rural life, A Creel of Irish Stories brims with lyrical prose, rich dialect, and a deep ... Read more

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  • A Creel of Irish Stories

    by Jane Barlow ...
    Tales woven from the turf smoke and twilight of old Ireland. In this beautifully crafted collection, Jane Barlow—one of Ireland’s most evocative literary voices of the late 19th century—gathers a series of haunting, heartfelt, and often humorous tales from the Irish countryside. Set in the quiet corners of rural life, A Creel of Irish Stories brims with lyrical prose, rich dialect, and a deep ... Read more

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  • The End of Elfintown

    Captivating fantasy world of magical creatures and childhood nostalgia

    by Jane Barlow ...
    In her evocative novel 'The End of Elfintown', Jane Barlow crafts a poignant exploration of loss and resilience through the lens of a fantastical yet haunting narrative. Drawing upon lyrical prose and elements of folklore, Barlow immerses readers in a richly imagined world that serves as a metaphor for societal collapse and renewal. The story unfolds in the titular Elfintown, a once-vibrant ... Read more

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  • Tackling Child Neglect

    Research, Policy and Evidence-Based Practice

    With contributions from internationally recognized experts, this edited volume presents original thinking on the theory, research and practice surrounding child neglect.Comprehensive and current, the book takes an expansive look at how we can better address this prevalent issue. It explores the effects of neglect on the developing child and makes recommendations on how to identify neglect at the ... Read more

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  • Audiobook

    Creel of Irish Stories, A

    by Jane Barlow ...
    Narrated by Digital Voice Madison G ...

    Unabridged

    5 hours 5 min

    This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.Tales woven from the turf smoke and twilight of old Ireland. In this beautifully crafted collection, Jane Barlow—one of Ireland’s most evocative literary voices of the late 19th century—gathers a series of haunting, heartfelt, and often humorous tales from the Irish countryside. Set in the quiet corners of rural life, A Creel of Irish Stories brims ... Read more

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  • Strangers at Lisconnel

    by Jane Barlow ...
    Strangers at Lisconnel is a sequel to Jane Barlow’s Irish Idylls. The locations and most of the characters are common to both. There is great humor and concomitantly a certain melancholy in most of these stories of the most rural of rural places in Ireland. Although of a higher social class than her characters,Jane Barlow (1856 – 1917) was an Irish writer, noted for her novels and poems describing ... Read more

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