By the same authors as French Leave and An Enthusiast this book is a collection of stories first published at the turn of the century and were considered some of the funniest prose in the English language. They have more recently inspired the television series of the same name.
E. OE. Somerville was an Irish author and artist who wrote works of fiction, travel, and history. In this book, she reflects on her childhood in Ireland and her experiences traveling throughout the country. With her signature wit and charm, she offers readers a delightful and insightful look at Irish life and culture.
Preserving a significant piece of literary history, this republished edition of a classical work features modern formatting, retyping, and redesign for enhanced readability. It stands out within the genres of Language and Literature, specifically English literature, ensuring that its importance is recognized by both present and future generations. The effort to maintain clarity and accessibility makes this edition a valuable addition to any literary collection.
The narrative offers a glimpse into the life and experiences of an Irish Resident Magistrate, capturing the nuances of rural Irish society in the late 19th century. Through a series of anecdotes, it highlights the interactions between the magistrate and the local populace, revealing cultural quirks and social dynamics. This reprint preserves the original charm and wit of the 1899 edition, making it a valuable read for those interested in Irish history and literature.
Set in the picturesque landscapes of North Wales, this riding tour narrative from 1895 offers a vivid exploration of the region's natural beauty and cultural richness. The author shares personal experiences and observations while traversing the countryside on horseback, capturing the charm of local life and the breathtaking scenery. This high-quality reprint preserves the original text, inviting readers to experience the adventure and insights of a bygone era in a captivating setting.