Wearing the Willow; Or, Bride Fielding: A Tale of Ireland and of Scotland Sixty Years Ago

Sarah Tytler

J.W. Parker and Son, 1860 - English fiction - 343 pages

Contents

• A DUBLIN TABLEcontinued: 23
• A BRIDE PROPER AND BRIDE FIELDING: 33
• AN IRISH COURTSHIP: 64
• DRAW SIR: 84
• WEARING THE WILLOW WHEN WILLOW: 109
• SILVERCRAIGSTHE LAIRD AND THE LADY: 121
• THE FRENCH PRISONERS: 139
• CAPTAIN FRANCIE: 193
• THE YOUNG FOLK: 215
• BONNIE JEAN: 232
• THE BRIDAL: 245
• THE DISPATCH: 259
• FRESH BLOSSOMS ON AN OLD TREE: 273
• OLD WORLD FIDELITY: 293
• THE LOCKS THAT HAVE GROWN GREY: 324

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Bibliographic information

• Title: Wearing the Willow; Or, Bride Fielding: A Tale of Ireland and of Scotland Sixty Years Ago
• Author: Sarah Tytler
• Publisher: J.W. Parker and Son, 1860
• Original from: the New York Public Library
• Digitized: Dec 9, 2006
• Length: 343 pages