The Celtic Twilight, by William Butler Yeats, [1893, 1902], at sacred-texts.com
The Celtic Twilight, by William Butler Yeats, [1893, 1902], at sacred-texts.com
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THIS BOOK | |
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A TELLER OF TALES | |
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BELIEF AND UNBELIEF | |
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MORTAL HELP | |
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A VISIONARY | |
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VILLAGE GHOSTS | |
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'DUST HATH CLOSED HELEN'S EYE' | |
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A KNIGHT OF THE SHEEP | |
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AN ENDURING HEART | |
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THE SORCERERS | |
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THE DEVIL | |
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HAPPY AND UNHAPPY THEOLOGIANS | |
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THE LAST GLEEMAN | |
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REGINA, REGINA PIGMEORUM, VENI | |
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'AND FAIR, FIERCE WOMEN' | |
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ENCHANTED WOODS | |
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MIRACULOUS CREATURES | |
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ARISTOTLE OF THE BOOKS | |
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THE SWINE OF THE GODS | |
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A VOICE | |
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KIDNAPPERS | |
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THE UNTIRING ONES | |
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EARTH, FIRE AND WATER | |
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THE OLD TOWN | |
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THE MAN AND HIS BOOTS | |
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A COWARD | |
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THE THREE O'BYRNES AND THE EVIL FAERIES | |
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DRUMCLIFF AND ROSSES | |
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THE THICK SKULL OF THE FORTUNATE | |
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THE RELIGION OF A SAILOR | |
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CONCERNING THE NEARNESS TOGETHER OF HEAVEN, EARTH, AND PURGATORY | |
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THE EATERS OF PRECIOUS STONES | |
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OUR LADY OF THE HILLS | |
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THE GOLDEN AGE | |
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A REMONSTRANCE WITH SCOTSMEN FOR HAVING SOURED THE DISPOSITION OF THEIR GHOSTS AND FAERIES | |
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WAR | |
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THE QUEEN AND THE FOOL | |
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THE FRIENDS OF THE PEOPLE OF FAERY | |
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DREAMS THAT HAVE NO MORAL | |
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BY THE ROADSIDE | |
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INTO THE TWILIGHT |