
audiobook
by K. F. (Katherine Frances) Purdon
INTRODUCTION WITH A NOTE ON THE PEOPLE OF THE PLAIN By George A. Birmingham
CHAPTER I THE FURRY FARM
CHAPTER II THE GAME LEG
CHAPTER III THE “REST OF HIM”
CHAPTER IV A DAYLIGHT GHOST
CHAPTER V MATCHMAKING IN ARDENOO
CHAPTER VI A SETTLED GIRL
CHAPTER VII AN AMERICAN VISITOR
CHAPTER VIII ROSY AT FURRY FARM
CHAPTER IX COMRADE CHILDREN AT THE FURRY FARM
Step into a lively Irish countryside where the ordinary and the magical intertwine. The narrator guides you through a village of humble farmers, bright‑eyed maidens, and gregarious locals, all spoken of with a gentle humor that captures the cadence of everyday speech. As the story begins, a budding romance flickers between two young hearts, set against the backdrop of time‑worn traditions, whispered folk tales, and the ever‑present hum of the fields.
The prose balances the tenderness of love with the earthy realism of rural life, offering listeners a vivid portrait of community, laughter, and the subtle struggles that shape each character. You’ll hear the rustle of wheat, the clatter of market stalls, and the soft glow of candlelit evenings, all while the characters navigate hopes, misunderstandings, and the simple pleasures of a close‑knit village. This listening experience invites you to savor a slice of Irish charm, where history and heart beat together in everyday moments.
Language
en
Duration
~7 hours (405K characters)
Release date
2024-08-15
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
1852–1920

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