Inverurie Poet William Thom and Moran Parody History
In Aberdeen shire Scotland William Thom the Inverurie poet lived as a weaver from the 1840s and wrote in Aberdeenshire dialect. The note discusses a parody on Moran by J J Cleary and cites an article in Irish Literature by W B Yeats, with references to 1908 New York publication and readers' requests for copies.
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William Thom
Inverurie
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Scotland
J. J. Cleary
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Michael Moran
Dublin
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Moran
W.B. Yeats
Reader Queries on Quotations and Poem Authors
Readers seek authors and sources for several lines from poems and songs. Questions cover lines about separation memory seasons naval heroes of 1812 and a verse about rain and flowers, with readers asking for origins, titles, and attributions from old American poetry.
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Perry
Stewart
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