17. Traits and Stories of the Irish Peasantry

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I. Ned M'Keown. The three tasks. Shane Fadh's wedding. Larry M'Farland's wake. The battle of the factions. The station. The party fight and funeral. The Lough Derg pilgrim. The hedge school. The midnight mass. The Donagh; or, The horse-stealers. Phil Purcel, the pig-driver.--II. Geography of an Irish oath. The Lianhan Shee. Going to Maynooth. Phelim O'Toole's courtship. The poor acholar. Wildgoose lodge. Tubber Derg; or, The red well. Neal Malone.

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