PENELOPE'S IRISH EXPERIENCES

by Kate Douglas Wiggin.

Published 1901.

To my first Irish friend, Jane Barlow.

CONTENTS

[ Part First—Leinster. ]

[ Chapter I. We emulate the Rollo books. ]

[ Chapter II. Irish itineraries. ]

[ Chapter III. We sight a derelict. ]

[ Chapter IV. Enter Benella Dusenberry. ]

[ Chapter V. The Wearing of the Green. ]

[ Chapter VI. Dublin, then and now. ]

[ Part Second—Munster. ]

[ Chapter VII. A tour and a detour. ]

[ Chapter VIII. Romance and reality. ]

[ Chapter IX. The light of other days. ]

[ Chapter X. The belles of Shandon. ]

[ Chapter XI. 'The rale thing.' ]

[ Chapter XII. Life at Knockarney House. ]

[ Chapter XIII. 'O! the sound of the Kerry dancing.' ]

[ Chapter XIV. Mrs. Mullarkey's iligant locks. ]

[ Chapter XV. Penelope weaves a web. ]

[ Chapter XVI. Salemina has her chance. ]

[ Part Third—Ulster. ]

[ Chapter XVII. The Glens of Antrim. ]

[ Chapter XVIII. Limavady love-letters. ]

[ Chapter XIX. 'In ould Donegal.' ]

[ Chapter XX. We evict a tenant. ]

[ Chapter XXI. Lachrymae Hibernicae. ]

[ Part Fourth—Connaught. ]

[ Chapter XXII. The Weeping West. ]

[ Chapter XXIII. Beams and motes. ]

[ Chapter XXIV. Humours of the road. ]

[ Chapter XXV. The wee folk. ]

[ Part Fifth—Royal Meath. ]

[ Chapter XXVI. Ireland's gold. ]

[ Chapter XXVII. The three chatelaines of Devorgilla. ]

[ Chapter XXVIII. Round towers and reflections. ]

[ Chapter XXIX. Aunt David's garden. ]

[ Chapter XXX. The Quest of the Fair Strangers, ]

[ Chapter XXXI. Good-bye, dark Rosaleen. ]

[ Chapter XXXII. 'As the sunflower turns.' ]

[ [!-- H2 anchor --] ]