Tragic Romances: Re-issue of the Shorter Stories of Fiona Macleod; Rearranged, with Additional Tales — John Shaqi
Tragic Romances: Re-issue of the Shorter Stories of Fiona Macleod; Rearranged, with Additional TalesSharp, William
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Tragic Romances: Re-issue of the Shorter Stories of Fiona Macleod; Rearranged, with Additional Tales
Sharp, William
Scotland -- Social life and customs -- Fiction
TRAGIC ROMANCES
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RE-ISSUE OF THE SHORTER
STORIES OF FIONA MACLEOD
REARRANGED, WITH
ADDITIONAL
TALES
COPYRIGHTED IN THE UNITED
STATES: ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
By the Same Author.
PHARAIS: A Romance of the Isles.
(FRANK MURRAY, Derby.)
(STONE & KIMBALL, New York.)
THE MOUNTAIN LOVERS: A Romance.
(JOHN LANE, London.)
(ROBERTS BROS., Boston.)
THE SIN-EATER: and other Tales.
(PATRICK GEDDES & COLLEAGUES, Edinburgh.)
(STONE & KIMBALL, New York.)
THE WASHER OF THE FORD: and other Legendary Moralities.
(PATRICK GEDDES & COLLEAGUES, Edinburgh.)
(STONE & KIMBALL, New York.)
GREEN FIRE: A Romance.
(ARCHIBALD CONSTABLE & CO., London.)
(HARPERS, New York.)
FROM THE HILLS OF DREAM: Mountain Songs and Island Runes.
(PATRICK GEDDES & COLLEAGUES, Edinburgh.)
VOLUME
THREE
TRAGIC
ROMANCES
BY
Fiona Macleod
PATRICK GEDDES & COLLEAGUES
THE OUTLOOK TOWER·CASTLE HILL·EDINBURGH
TRAGIC ROMANCES
“It is Destiny, then, that is the Protagonist in the Celtic Drama … And
it is Destiny, that sombre Demogorgon of the Gael, whose boding breath,
whose menace, whose shadow glooms so much of the remote life I know, and
hence glooms also this book of interpretations: for pages of life must
either be interpretative or merely documentary, and these following pages
have for the most part been written as by one who repeats, with curious
insistence, a haunting, familiar, yet ever wild and remote air, whose
obscure meanings he would fain reiterate, interpret.”
(From the PROLOGUE to _The Sin-Eater_.)
CONTENTS
PAGE
MORAG OF THE GLEN 11
THE DÀN-NAN-RÒN 61
THE SIN-EATER 113
THE NINTH WAVE 167
THE JUDGMENT O’ GOD 185
GREEN BRANCHES 201
THE ARCHER 231
_NOTE_
In this volume all the tales, except the first and last, are re-issued
from _The Sin-Eater_. “Morag of the Glen” is reprinted from the November
issue of _The Savoy_; “The Archer” has not hitherto appeared in print. As
the other tales have not been reset, they are, except in the matter of
pagination and arrangement, necessarily unaltered.
_MORAG OF THE GLEN_
MORAG OF THE GLEN
I
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