Poets and dreamers; studies and translations from the Irish - Gregory, Lady, 1852-1932.; Hyde, Douglas, 1860-1949. (Dublin, Hodges, Figgis, and co., ltd., 1903)
Raftery--West Irish ballads--Jacobite ballads--An Craoibhin's [i.e. Douglas Hyde's] poems--Boer ballads in Ireland--A sorrowful lament for Ireland--Mountain theology--Herb-healing--The wandering tribe--Workhouse dreams--On the edge of the world--An Craoibhin's [i.e. Douglas Hyde's] plays: The twisting of the rope. The marriage. The lost saint. The nativity.
"A sorrowful lament for Ireland... was printed... lately in An Fior clairseach na h-Eireann, where a note tells us it was taken from a manuscript in the Gottingen library, and was written by an Irish priest, Shemus Cartan"-Note p. 98.
Keywords: Irish literature -- Translations into English