Songs of Love and Empire
By E. NESBIT.
Crown 8vo, cloth gilt.
FOOTNOTES:
[1] In Gaelic, the name of Lir’s daughter is Fionnghuala, and is variously given in English as Fionula, Fionnuola, Finoola, and Finola.
[2] Now Loch Derravaragh, in West Meath.
[3] That is, between the north-east of Ireland (the Giant’s Causeway) and the south-west of the Scottish Highlands (the Mull of Cantire).
[4] The Tailcen: a name given by the early Irish to St. Patrick.
[5] Coineag, Gaelic for “rabbit.” The common English equivalent, Bunny, is a Gaelic derivative, from Bun, a stump or tail.
[6] St. Patrick. (Druidic name.)