Re-issue of the shorter stories of Fiona Macleod : rearranged, with additional tales.
Sharp, William,1855-1905.
Edinburgh : Patrick Geddes & Colleagues, The Outlook Tower, Castlehill,
1897.
A three-volume set of short stories in original wrappers. Volume 1 was published in Edinburgh ca. 1897 by the publishing company founded by Patrick Geddes and William Sharp who wrote under the pseudonym 'Fiona MacLeod'. Volumes 2 and 3 have the imprint: 'London: David Nutt, at the sign of the Phoenix, Long Acre, 1903', but have the same overall layout as volume 1.
Fiona Macleod i.e. William Sharp.
Imprint taken from volume 1.
Partly republished from the "Sin-eater", "The Washer of the Ford", "The Savoy" and "The Evergreen."
V. 1. Spiritual tales: St. Bride of the Isles. The three marvels of Iona. The melancholy of Ulad. Ula and Uria. The dark nameless one. The smoothing of the hand. The anointed man. The hills of Ruel. The fisher of men. The last supper. The awakening of Angus Ogue.--V. 2. Barbaric tales: The song of the sword. The flight of the Culdees. Mircath. The laughter of the queen. The harping of Cravetheen. Ahez the Pale. Silk o' the kine. Cathal of the woods. The washer of the ford.--V. 3. Tragic romances: Morag of the glen. The Dan-nan-ron. The sin-eater. The ninth wave. The judgment o' God. Green branches. The archer.
A three-volume set of short stories in original wrappers. Volume 1 was published in Edinburgh ca. 1897 by the publishing company founded by Patrick Geddes and William Sharp who wrote under the pseudonym 'Fiona MacLeod'. Volumes 2 and 3 have the imprint: 'London: David Nutt, at the sign of the Phoenix, Long Acre, 1903', but have the same overall layout as volume 1.
Scotland Edinburgh.