Untitled - Shattering Denial

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Works by the Very Rev. Canon P. A. Sheehan, D.D.
EARLY ESSAYS AND LECTURES. Crown 8vo. Pp. x-
354 $1.60, net
CONTENTS. Essays. Religious Instruction in Intermediate Schools
In a Dublin Art Gallery Emerson Free-Thought in America
German Universities (Three Essays) German and Gallic Muses
Augustinian Literature The Poetry of Matthew Arnold Recent
Works on St. Augustine Aubrey de Vere (a Study). Lectures. Irish
Youth and High Ideals The Two Civilizations The Golden Jubilee
of O Connell s Death Our Personal and Social Responsibilities The
Study of Mental Science Certain Elements of Character The Limi
tations and Possibilities of Catholic Literature.
LOST ANGEL OF A RUINED PARADISE: A Drama of
Modern Life. Crown 8vo. Pp. vi-i68 $1.00, net
PARERGA. A Companion Volume to
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Under the Cedars and
the Stars." Crown 8vo. 360 pages. $1.60, net.
LUKE DELMEGE. A Novel.
[February, 1908
Crown 8vo. Pp. viii-58o $1.50
"This is an exceedingly powerful and absorbing book. Beginning with the true
artistic quiet and restraint, it strengthens and broadens in power and interest until it
moves on like a great procession. ... It is a novel, but it is more than that. It is a
great sermon, a great lesson, almost a great drama. . . . We cordially commend Luke
Delmege for its lofty purpose and thought, its adequate diction, and its high incentive
. . . there is in it an occasional touch of humor which is very welcome and which is
truly Irish in its nature." The Sun, Baltimore, Md.
GLENANAAR. A Novel of Irish Life.
Crown 8vo. Pp. vi~32i $1.50
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dramatic in
... A story powerful in conception, graphic in description, and_
plot, that puts him unquestionably in the front rank of contemporary Irish novelists.
. . . Besides a slender love-story, free from piebald pathos and mawkish sentimentality,
there can be found- in Glenanaar a wonderful luxuriance of incident and wealth of
folklore, which together with gentle humor and sweet human sympathy adorn every
chapter. ... We have laid this charming book down with a promise to read it over
again at the first opportunity." Gaelic American, New York.
LISHEEN. A Novel. Crown 8vo. Pp. vi-454 $1.50
"A capital study of modern conditions in Ireland. A sympathetic study, too, and
it will be welcomed heartily by the big circle of his admirers." Cleveland Leader.
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The pleasant scenes ring true, there is vigor and movement in the action, and what
ever faults one may find with details the book has one supreme merit, it is readable from
cover to cover, and anyone who lays it down before the last page takes little interest
either in Irish life or in a good story." Belfast Northern Whig.