A lad of the O'Friels [Around Toal-a-Gallagher's Canille; A Donkey-load and a Mission; The Mixed Delights of a Schemer; The Coming of Nuala; A Sunday at Knockagar; Uncle Donal; Herding in Glenboran; A Glenboran Feast; A Learned Man and the Little People; The Little People; My First Flogging; On the Road to the Fair; At the Big Harvest Fair of the Glenties; When Billy's Temper was Bruck; The Outcast Wren; By the Yalla Firelight; When Corney drew his Pension; When Greek meets Greek; After the Battle; Intellectual Feats by the Fireside and Elsewhere; The Pilgrimage to Loch Dearg; The Fall of Dunboy, and of the Vagabone; Bonfire Night; At Uncle Donal's Fireside again; Sympathizers; Father Dan's Present; Five Years After]

New York : McClure, Phillips & Co., 1903, ©1901, 1903. Book. Fine. Hardcover. [1st American edition, 1st printing ] ; x p., 1 leaf, 296, [10] p. 20 cm. ; LC: PR6025.A282; Dewey: 823.9 ; OCLC: 2064762 ; LCCN: 03-7164 ; decorated brown, brick red and teal-colored cloth ; no dustjacket ; name and text on front endpaper ; slight wear spot on spine; fore-edge untrimmed ; foxing ; 10 pages of advertisements ; dedication also in Irish ; British edition by Isbister also publishhed 1903 ; Contents: Around Toal-a-Gallagher's Canille -- A Donkey-load and a Mission -- The Mixed Delights of a Schemer -- The Coming of Nuala -- A Sunday at Knockagar -- Uncle Donal -- Herding in Glenboran -- A Glenboran Feast -- A Learned Man and the Little People -- The Little People -- My First Flogging -- On the Road to the Fair -- At the Big Harvest Fair of the Glenties -- When Billy's Temper was Bruck -- The Outcast Wren -- By the Yalla Firelight -- When Corney drew his Pension -- When Greek meets Greek -- After the Battle -- Intellectual Feats by the Fireside and Elsewhere -- The Pilgrimage to Loch Dearg -- The Fall of Dunboy, and of the Vagabone -- Bonfire Night -- At Uncle Donal's Fireside again -- Sympathizers -- Father Dan's Present -- Five Years After ; "Herein I do not sound the depths nor trace the currents of Irish life, nor show its billows and surges. To abler hands I leave that task. Come, a summer-day idler, to this little tale. If here you see the ripples on the sunny waters, and hear the wavelets falling on the shingly shore of our out-of-the-world lives; and that, leaving, you carry away with you, in your heart, a little music of minor chords, I shall have achieved the utmost I attempted." ; "Is beag duine atá le fagháil a bhfuil féith an sgéalaidhe ann mar tá sé i Séamus Mac Maghnuis. (There are few people in whom one finds the storyteller's genius one finds in Seumas MacManus)--Patrick Pearse ; FINE.