The Collegians
by
Gerald Griffin
1829
Electronic Editions, 2000
Michael Sundermeier, editor
micsun@creighton.edu
Contents
- How Garryowen Rose, and how It Fell
- How Eily O'Connor Puzzled All the Inhabitants of
Garryowen
- How Mr. Daly the Middleman Sat Down to Breakfast
- How Mr. Daly the Middleman Rose Up From Breakfast
- How Kyrle Daly Rode Out to Woo, and how Lowry Looby
Told Him Some Stories on the Way
- How Kyrle Daly Was More Puzzled by a Piece of Paper,
than the Abolishers of the Small-Note Currency Themselves
- How Kyrle Daly Discovers that All the Sorrow Under
the Sun Does Not Rest Upon His Shoulders Alone
- How the Reader, Contrary to the Declared Intention
of the Historian, Obtains a Description of Castle Chute
- How Myles Murphy is Heard on Behalf of His Ponies
- How Kyrle Daly Sped in His Wooing
- How Kyrle Daly Has the Good Luck to See a Staggeen-Race
- How Fortune Brings Two Old Friends Together
- How the Two Friends Hold a Longer Conversation
Together than the Reader May Probably Approve
- How Lowry Becomes Philosophical
- How Hardress Spent His Time while Kyrle Daly Was
Asleep
- How the Friends Parted
- How Hardress Learned a Little Secret From a Dying
Huntsman
- How the Gentlemen Spent the Evening, which Proved
Rather Warmer than Hardress Expected
- How Hardress Met an Old Friend and Made a New
One
- How Hardress Had a Strange Dream of Eily
- How Hardress Met a Strange Trial
- How the Temptation of Hardress Proceeded
- How an Unexpected Visitor Arrived in Eily's Cottage
- How Eily Undertakes a Journey in the Absence of
Her Husband
- How Eily Fared in Her Expedition
- How Hardress Consoled Himself During His Separation
From Eily
- How Hardress Answered the Letter of Eily
- How the Little Lord Put His Master's Wishes into
Action
- How Hardress Lost An Old Acquaintance
- How Hardress Got His Hair Dressed in Listowel,
and Heard a Little News
- How Kyrle Daly Hears of the Handsome Conduct of
His Friend Hardress
- How Kyrle Daly's Warlike Ardour Was Checked by
an Untoward Incident
- How Hardress Met a Friend of Eily's at the Wake
- How the Wake Concluded
- How Hardress at Length Received Some News of Eily
- How Hardress Made a Confidant
- How Hardress Found that Conscience Is the Sworn Foe of Valour
- How the Situation of Hardress Became More Critical
- How the Danger to the Secret of Hardress Was Averted by the Ingenuity
of Irish Witnesses
- How Hardress Took a Decisive Step for His Own Security
- How the Ill-Temper of Hardress Again Brought Back His Perils
- How Mr. Warner Was Fortunate Enough to Find a Man that Could and Would
Speak English
- How the Bride Was Startled by an Unexpected Guest
- How More Guests Appeared at the Wedding than Had Been Invited
- How the Story Ended
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