Fingal O'Reilly, Irish Doctor: An Irish Country NovelDiscover how Dr. O'Reilly began his medical career in the tenements of Dublin in Patrick Taylor's New York Times bestselling series. |
Contents
When the First Baby Laughed | |
Not All of These Can Sleep So Soundly | |
One Law for the Rich Another for the Poor | |
Ruinous and Old but Painted Cunningly | |
With Aching Hands and Bleeding Feet | |
In That Case What Is the Question? | |
Risk It on One Turn of Pitch and Toss | |
This Is the Happiest Conversation | |
And What Dread Feet | |
HearIt in the Deep Hearts Core | |
To Comfort and Relieve Them | |
Dance Dance Dance Till You Drop | |
Lilies That Fester Smell | |
Come My Lad and Drink Some Beer | |
Upon the Heath | |
One Comes to Meet Ones Friends | |
Any Mans Death Diminishes | |
His Personal Prejudices | |
Was Sick and Ye Visited | |
Bring Equal Ease unto My Pain | |
Skill in Surgery | |
The Little Fishes of the | |
The Clouds Ye So Much Dread | |
Like a Dog He Hunts in Dreams | |
So White O So Soft | |
In a Slither of Dyed Stuff | |
To Put Up with Rough Poverty | |
He Wept Full Well | |
We Will Pardon Thy Mistake | |
Evn Do as Other Widows | |
Want Work | |
Do Not Trust the Horse | |
The Heart No Longer Stirred | |
What Mad Pursuit? | |
Fathom Deep I Am in Love | |
Painful Vigils Keep | |
Upon the Walls of Thine House | |
Exulting on Triumphant Wings | |
Have Heard of Your Paintings | |
Part at Last Without a Kiss | |
Choose Thou Whatever Suits | |
Wind of Change Is Blowing | |
A Change of Heart | |
End Is Bitter as Wormwood | |
And Women Guide the Plot | |
A Broken Thing Mend | |
Words Are Also Actions | |
Keep Right on to the End of the Road | |
Authors Note | |
By Patrick Taylor | |