Titlebook: W. B. Yeats, 1865–1939; Joseph Hone Book 1962Latest edition Anne Yeats and Michael B. Yeats 1962 civil war.death.drama.mysticism.play.poli

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Out of Twilight,o seek literary friends or his “mystics”. When he had no evening engagements he would take long solitary walks, because his eyesight discouraged reading or writing by candlelight; and his tall cloaked figure, seemingly oblivious of its surroundings, was very familiar to the late home-comers of Bloomsbury.

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Family and Early Associations,escended on his father’s side from a certain Jervis Yeats — the old merchant “free of the ten and four” of his poem on ancestors. — who towards the close of the seventeenth century was established in the wholesale linen business in Dublin, and enjoyed the privilege of being exempt from certain dutie

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Schooldays,d from Sligo, Willie was brought, not to Edith Villas, but to Burnham Beeches, where his father had gone to paint in company with some friends — one of them Farrar, the American landscape artist. The men were out all day, but Willie found delightful adventures alone, wandering about the country afte

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,London (1887–91),ce more and see what luck held for him and his children (now all grown up except Jack) in London. With their faithful servant Rose and a black cat named Daniel O’Connell, the family sweltered during the torrid June of Jubilee at 58 Eardley Crescent, Earl’s Court. Little Jack alone was happy, for he

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Theatre and Politics : Maud Gonne,the Wolfe Tone Memorial Association ; the story of how he reached this high office is a curious one, and has never been told in detail. Shortly before he moved into the rooms in Woburn Buildings, he met T. W. Rolleston in a cafe in the Strand, and Rolleston spoke to him of recent developments in the

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Family and Early Associations,escended on his father’s side from a certain Jervis Yeats — the old merchant “free of the ten and four” of his poem on ancestors. — who towards the close of the seventeenth century was established in the wholesale linen business in Dublin, and enjoyed the privilege of being exempt from certain dutie

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