The collected works in verse and prose of William Butler Yeats.
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Stratford-on-Avon :
Shakespeare Head Press,
1908.
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| Notes: | Volumes 1 and 2 of library copy signed by author and stamped with sealing wax imprint. Ex libris: Oliver St. John Gogarty. From the library of LaFayette Butler. CONTENTS: v.1. Poems lyrical and narrative.--v.2. The king's threshold. On Baile's strand. Deirdre. Shadowy waters.--v.3. Countess Cathleen. The land of heart's desire. The unicorn from the stars.--v.4. The hour glass. Cathleen ni Houlihan. The Golden helmet. The Irish dramatic movement.--v.5. The Celtic twilight. Stories of Red Hanrahan.--v.6 Ideas of good and evil.--v.7. The secret rose. Rosaalchemica. The table of the law. Adoration of the magi. John Sherman. Dhoya.--v.8. Discoveries. Edmund Spenser. Poetry and tradition & other essays. Library copy bound in grey paper boards and gray-green linen spine--cf. Wade, Allan: A bibliography of the writings of W.B. Yeats, 2d ed., 1968. p. 90. "A bibliography of the writings of William Butler Yeats, by Allan Wade": v. 8, p. [197]-287. Physical description: 8 v. : ports ; 23 cm. more |
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A28893 |
Main Reading Room |
Irish | v. I. Poems lyrical and narrative |
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A28894 |
Main Reading Room |
Irish | v. II. The King's Threshold. On Baile's Strand. Deirdre. The shadowy waters. |
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A28895 |
Main Reading Room |
Irish | v. III. Countess Cathleen. Land of Heart's Desire. The unicorn from the stars. |
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A28896 |
Main Reading Room |
Irish | v. IV. The hour-glass. Cathleen Ni Houlihan. The golden helmet. The Irish Dramatic Movement. |
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A28897 |
Main Reading Room |
Irish | v. V. The Celtic twilight. Stories from Red Hanrahan. |
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A28898 |
Main Reading Room |
Irish | v. VI. Ideas of good and evil |
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A28899 |
Main Reading Room |
Irish | v. VII. The secret rose. Alchemica. The tables of the law. The adoration of the Magi. John Sherman and Dhoya. |
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A28900 |
Main Reading Room |
Irish | v. VIII. Discoveries. Edmund Spenser. Poetry and Tradition. |