Krindlesyke by Wilfrid Wilson Gibson
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page 180 of 186 (96%)
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_KRINDLESYKE_ _By WILFRID GIBSON_ _Author of âLivelihood,â âWhin,â âNeighbours,â &c._ _Crown 8vo._ 6/- _Net._ _MACMILLAN & CO., LIMITED_ _St. Martinâs Street, London_ 1922 Mr. Gibsonâs new work is a tragic drama in blank verse, concerned with three generations of a family of Northumbrian shepherds. The title, âKrindlesyke,â is taken from the name of the lonely cottage on the fells where they live and the incidents of the story pass. While âKrindlesykeâ is not in dialect, it has been flavoured with a sprinkling of local words; but as these are, for the most part, words expressive of emotion, rather than words conveying information, the |
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