Titlebook: Liam O‘Flaherty: the Collected Stories, Volume 1; A. A. Kelly Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 1999 Britain

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LAIR

,Bás na Bó,ugadh marbh an lao. Tháinig sé in aghaidh a chos agus luigh sé ar an bhféar glas ina mheall dearg sleamhain, a cheann casta siar ar a dhroim. Sheas siad timpeall air, ag craitheadh a gceann, gan focal astu. ‘Sé toil Dé é,’ adüirt bean an fhir ar leis an bhó.

Apogee

Selling Pigs,rs Derrane was banging a sod of turf vigorously on the hearthstone. The sod was very hard, and when at last it broke one piece flew up in the air, hit the pot-hooks that hung on the chimney hanger and then descended on the half-baked cake that lay in the griddle.

事物的方面

小溪

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Introduction, any particular order. Those curious about their dates of publication can refer to the source where each title is listed either under its first collection or, if uncollected, under first publication. George Jefferson’s bibliography of O’Flaherty (Wolfhound, 1993) gives further details.

古代

幸福愉悦感

The Tramp,d a high red-brick wall on the other. At one end was the urinal and at the other a little tarred wooden shed where there was a bathroom and a wash-house. It was very cold, for the sun had not yet risen over the buildings that crowded out the yard almost from the sky. It was a raw bleak February morning, about eight o’clock.

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The Blackbird,he ivy that grew on the face of the tiny cliff behind him. On three sides the tiny cliff encircled him, making a green sloping grassy valley about him and in front of him. Beyond the valley stretched a wide plain.