The Talk Of The Road
Subtitle: Showing How Irish People talk about Irish doings, when they get a quiet place at the back of a ditch, or under a hedge
Publisher: Partridge
Published: 1897
Place of publication: Dublin, Ireland
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: I. WHAT SETS PEOPLE ASTRAY 1; title: II. THE TWO BIBLES 12; title: III. THE GLORIES OF MARY 27; title: IV. THE STONE AND THE PEATY 32; title: V. GOING TO HIMSELF 47; title: VI. THE SAINTS AND THE ANGELS 67; title: VII. THE REAPERS AND LABOURERS 76; title: VIII. THE READERS IN KILOOMMON 86; title: IX. THE CONTROVERSIAL CLASS 98; title: X. PETTY SESSIONS 102; title: XI. THE PRIEST AND THE BIBLE 119; title: XII. THE WAKE 119; title: XIII. THE SCAPULAR 127; title: XIV. PAYING THE DEBT 139; title: XV. THE SERMON 149; title: XVI. THE STATION 156; title: XVII. THE POTATO ROT 165; title: XVIII. HARD PLACES IN SCRIPTURE 177; title: XIX. THE LONG CAR 189; title: XX. THE MAN BEHIND THE DOOR 201; title: XXI. THE DUMMY 212; title: XXII. THE IRISH IN AMERICA 219; title: XXIII. THE GLORIES OF JOSEPH 229; title: XXIV. THE PRIESTS' MISSION 288; title: XXV. THE FIRE OF PURGATORY 250; title: XXVI. PASTORS AND FLOCKS 259; title: XXVII. THE OLD COAT 266; title: XXVIII. CONFESSION 275; title: XXIX. THE HOLY WELL AND THE RAGS 285; title: XXX. THE SPECIAL PATRONESS OF MEATH 295; title: XXXI. ARE THE PRIESTS TO GOVERN THE COUNTRY? 304; title: XXII. SPEAKING OUT 311; title: XXIII. THE BIRDS 327; title: XXIV. OUT OF WORK 384; title: XXXV. HOW THE PRIESTS GOVERN THE COUNTRY 342