Representing the Troubles in Irish Short FictionCatholic University of America Press, 1 mei 2004 - 256 pagina's Representing the Troubles in Irish Short Fiction offers a comprehensive examination of Irish short stories written over the last eighty years that have treated the Troubles, Ireland's intractable conflict that arose out of its relationship to England. |
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Pagina 82
... whisper .... I heard ye . Do you think I wasn't listening to ye putting the things back in the houseen ? ' ... ' Was that what ye did with them ? ' she said , and No- ble said nothing - after all , what could he say ? " ( GN 19 ) . The ...
... whisper .... I heard ye . Do you think I wasn't listening to ye putting the things back in the houseen ? ' ... ' Was that what ye did with them ? ' she said , and No- ble said nothing - after all , what could he say ? " ( GN 19 ) . The ...
Pagina 107
... whispering , escorted him to a bed- room . Shortly thereafter the two emerged from the bedroom , the officer left the house , the troops drove off , and the rebels went safely to bed . The humor of the incident is enhanced by Mr ...
... whispering , escorted him to a bed- room . Shortly thereafter the two emerged from the bedroom , the officer left the house , the troops drove off , and the rebels went safely to bed . The humor of the incident is enhanced by Mr ...
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The Quest for an Irish Nation | 16 |
The Naturalistic Story | 55 |
Humor and Satire | 84 |
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