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The Celtic twilight by William Butler Yeats · Booklabria

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The Celtic twilight

BiographySocial life and customs

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First published: 1893
Language: English
Editions: 18

Synopsis

Comments by Bob Corbett March 2012

The Celtic Twilight is divided into two parts. The first, written mainly in 1902, but some pieces as early as 1892, are small notes Yeats made in west Ireland as he was out gathering experiences and stories of others. The second part of the book, about 40% of the text, are poems set in Ireland and relevant to his exploration of the spirit world of Ireland.

Subjects: Biography
Social life and customs
Folklore
Childhood and youth
Youth
Tales
Set in: Ireland
Sligo
Time: 19th Century
Characters: W. B. Yeats

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