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Title
Telen Rumengol [The Harp of Rumengol]
Subject
Rinder's Note: "Telen Rumengol" translates to "The Harp of Rumengol," and by extension the "Pardon des Chanteurs.." This sketch of a Summer Pardon is adapted from a recent book on the Country of the Pardons, by the distinguished Breton writer, M. Anatole Le Braz.
Description
King Gralon escapes to forest for refuge; at the Druid healing stone, he has a vision of Virgin; when he dies, Virgin promises to create “a race of singers” called “the nightingales of the Virgin." Story includes some Celtic (Breton) songs.
Creator
Prose legend with Celtic songs by E. Wingate Rinder
Headpiece by John Duncan
Tailpiece by Nellie Baxter
Source
Publisher
Patrick Geddes & Colleagues
Date
Summer 1896
Rights
Public Domain
Toronto Metropolitan University Library Archives and Special Collections
Toronto Metropolitan University Library Archives and Special Collections
Relation
Evergreen Digital Edition, edited by Lorraine Janzen Kooistra, 2016-2018. Yellow Nineties 2.0, Toronto Metropolitan University Centre for Digital Humanities, 2019.
Language
English and Gaelic
Type
Text, image
Fiction and poetry
Identifier
EGV3_rinder_rumengol
EGV3o_decorp_p90
EGV3o_duncan_head_p90
EGV3o_decorp_p97
EGV3o_baxter_tail_p97
EGV3o_decorp_p90
EGV3o_duncan_head_p90
EGV3o_decorp_p97
EGV3o_baxter_tail_p97
Date Created
19 June 2017, KF
Date Modified
7 Nov 2017, ljk
3 January 2023, rb
3 January 2023, rb
License
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