_The Man who Dreamed of Fairy Land._ Originally appeared, under the title _A Man who dreamed of Fairyland_, in _The National Observer_, February 7, 1891. _Dedication of Irish Tales._ Originally appeared in _Representative Irish Tales_, 1890. _The Lamentation of the Old Pensioner._ Originally appeared in _The Scots Observer_, November 15, 1890. _When You are Sad._ _The Two Trees._ _They went forth to the Battle, but they always Fell._ _An Epitaph._ Originally appeared in _The National Observer_, December 12, 1891. _Apologia Addressed to Ireland in the Coming Days._ _Notes._ 1893. The Celtic Twilight. [in red] | Men and Women, Dhouls and | Faeries. | By | W. B. Yeats. | With a frontispiece by J. B. Yeats. | (Press mark of Lawrence and Bullen) | London: | Lawrence and Bullen, [in red] | 16, Henrietta St., Covent Garden. | 1893. 18mo, pp. xii and 212. Cloth. CONTENTS. Poem: _Time drops in decay_. Originally appeared, under the title _The Moods_, in _The Bookman_, Aug., 1893. _The Host._ Originally appeared under the title _The Faery Host_, in _The National Observer_, October 7, 1893. _This Book._ _A Teller of Tales._ A part of this essay originally appeared in the introduction to _Fairy and Folk Tales of the Irish Peasantry_, 1888. _Belief and Unbelief._ A part of this essay originally appeared in an essay _Irish Fairies_ in _The Leisure Hour_, October, 1890. _A Visionary._ Originally appeared, under the title _An Irish Visionary_, in _The National Observer_, October 3, 1891. _Village Ghosts._ Originally appeared in _The Scots Observer_, May 11, 1889. _A Knight of the Sheep._ Originally appeared, under the title _An Impression_, in _The Speaker_, October 21, 1893. _The Sorcerers._ _The Last Gleeman._ Originally appeared in _The National Observer_, May 6, 1893. _Regina, Regina Pigmeorum, Veni._ _Kidnappers._ Originally appeared in _The Scots Observer_, June 15, 1889. _The Untiring Ones._ _The Man and his Boots._ _A Coward._ _The Three O’Byrnes and the Evil Faeries._ Originally appeared as part of an essay _Irish Fairies_ in _The Leisure Hour_, October, 1890. _Drumcliff and Rosses._ Originally appeared, under the title _Columkille and Rosses_, in _The Scots Observer_, October 5, 1889. _The Thick Skull of the Fortunate._ _The Religion of a Sailor._ _Concerning the Nearness Together of Heaven, Earth and Purgatory._ _The Eaters of Precious Stones._ _Our Lady of the Hills._ Originally appeared in _The Speaker_, November 11, 1893. _The Golden Age._