Celtic Fairy Tales, Notes and References, sentence 19

These are by an American gentleman named Curtin, _Myths and Folk-Tales of Ireland_, 1890; while Dr. Douglas Hyde has published in _Beside the Fireside_, 1891, spirited English versions of some of the stories he had published in the original Irish in his _Leabhar Sgeulaighteachta_, Dublin, 1889.

Who acts: These, Douglas, Ireland · What happens: be, name, publish, spirit, tell · To what, where: American gentleman, Fireside, English versions, stories, original Irish · Speech: someone speaks here

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