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

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Introduction to the IEA Bioenergy Agreement other in prose and verse, were published. It is based on a story, ‘The Priest’s Soul’, recorded by Lady Wilde in . ., in which a priest, the cleverest in Ireland, denies the existence of the soul, of Heaven, of Purgatory and Hell. He is visited by an angel who tells him that he may either live on e

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Ralph P. Overend,Helena Li Chum He continued working at it in 1909, and by September 1914 it was almost finished. In May 1916 he was still working on it, especially the first half of the second act, and about a year later was revising it. When he published it in . he wrote this note:

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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.

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Ralph P. Overend,Helena Li Chum He continued working at it in 1909, and by September 1914 it was almost finished. In May 1916 he was still working on it, especially the first half of the second act, and about a year later was revising it. When he published it in . he wrote this note:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-01076-9English literature; King Lear; Middle Ages; novel; Oscar Wilde; poem; prose; Romanticism; William Blake; Will