Inishfallen, fare thee well. [High road and low road -- Mrs. Casside takes a holiday -- Hail and farewell -- The raid -- Pax -- Drifting -- Into Civil War -- Comrades -- The clergy takes a hand -- Blessed Bridget O'Coole -- Where wild swans nest -- A terrible beauty is Borneo -- The temple entered -- Dublin's gods and half-gods -- Dublin's glittering guy -- The girl he left behind him -- Silence ]

O'Casey, Sean, 1880-1964.

Published by New York, Macmillan Co., 1949, 1949

About this Item

[1st American edition] ; 396 p. front. 21 cm. ; LCCN: 49-7561 ; LC: PR6029.C33; Dewey: 928.2 ; OCLC: 990431 ; grey cloth with green decorations ; in torn dustjacket ; The fourth volume of O'Casey's six volume autobiography. ; Contents: High road and low road -- Mrs. Casside takes a holiday -- Hail and farewell -- The raid -- Pax -- Drifting -- Into Civil War -- Comrades -- The clergy takes a hand -- Blessed Bridget O'Coole -- Where wild swans nest -- A terrible beauty is Borneo -- The temple entered -- Dublin's gods and half-gods -- Dublin's glittering guy -- The girl he left behind him -- Silence -- Inishfallen, fare thee well ; "This is not a soothing book. Mr. O'Casey is a bitter man. he has not forgiven the world for the misery and starvation of the life in the slums which destroyed most of his brothers and sisters and constantly harried his mother. It affected him, too. Lack of food undermined his health and almost destroyed his eyesight. In his sixties Mr. O'Casey is blind in one eye and sees dimly in the other."--Brooks Atkinson ; foxing ; name on front endpaper ; VG/FAIR. Seller Inventory # 006596

Bibliographic Details

Title: Inishfallen, fare thee well. [High road and ...

Publisher: New York, Macmillan Co., 1949

Publication Date: 1949

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Very Good

Dust Jacket Condition: Fair

Edition: 1st Edition

Book Type: Book