Titlebook: A Commentary on the Collected Plays of W. B. Yeats; A. Norman Jeffares,A. S. Knowland Textbook 1975Latest edition A. Norman Jeffares and A

Fermentation

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Kai Sipil?,Esa Kurkela,Yrj? SolantaustaThe play was first published in ., London, 1921; New York, 1921; and subsequently in ., London, 1923; New York, 1924 (repr. London, 1927); ., London, 1934; New York, 1935; ., London, 1952; New York, 1953 (repr. London, 1953, 1960, 1963, 1966).

亂砍

Anticlimax

Alexander M. Molchanov,Marina V. Siluyanovag apprenticeship to the craft of the playwright but also the special affection of a parent for the first-born. Even in 1923, when he had come to a just appreciation of its deficiencies, he said it gave him more pleasure in the memory than any of his plays (. vi).

Mutter

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Sunita Mahavar,Ankit Goyal,Boris V. Balakinthat Yeats began as a boy, possibly as early as 1885. In 1894 he wrote to his father that he was doing nothing but the play ., and by November of that year it appears to have been completed and about to be despatched to the publisher Elkin Matthews. By 1896 a version seems to have been ready for act

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Beaugrain Doumongue,Karim Limam,Dany Ayiten and Stratford-upon-Avon, 1911 (1913); also ., Leipzig, 1913, and ., New York, 1921.) The cast was as follows: Musicians, Sara Allgood, Maire O’Neill, Brigid O’Dempsey; Fergus, an . man, Arthur Sinclair; Naisi, ., F. J. Fay; Deirdre, ., Miss Darragh; A Dark-faced Messenger, U. Wright; Conchubar, .,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-6470-1 Lady Gregory’s . and is meant as an introduction to .’ (., .). Saul (. 50) points to an allied tale in the same volume, ‘The Championship of Ulster’, and also draws attention to the Middle English analogue, ., though there is no evidence to suggest that Yeats knew this poem.