Marsh Leaves

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. The stray turtle-dove,. Xxxi. Tiie may moon, xxxn. The ways OF woman, xxxui. Young life, xxxw. Blackthorn winter, xxxv. A little learning Is A dangerous thing, xxxvi. The cock and hen, xxxvn. Voices OF the night, xxxviii. A good dinner, xxx1x. The first martin, XL. A wherryman - his watch, XLI. A quiet afternoon, XLII. AT A marsh inn, XLIII. ON the stubble, XLIV. A nocturne, XLV. A northerly breeze, XLVI. The new wherryman, XLVII. The tide-pulse, XLVIII. Rural felicity, XLIX. The village bird-stuffer, L. Sunday afternoon, Li. The bewitched pig, Lii. The wind against the law, Liii. A country child, Liv. A day with the rats, LV. Cottage property, LVI. Love-time, LVII. Three wreckers, Lviii. Blue, amber, and green, Lix. The irish steer,. The spider and the flies, LXI. Rain and melancholy, Lx11. Old bewties, LXIII. The voices OF the reed, LXIV. A may morning, v. Polly's valentine.