The Writings of
"FIONA MACLEOD"
UNIFORM EDITION
ARRANGED BY
MRS. WILLIAM SHARP
The network of
words is like a big forest;
it is the cause of curious wanderings."
INDIAN SAYING.
The Silence
of Amor
Where the Forest Murmurs
BY
"FIONA MACLEOD"
(WILLIAM SHARP)
NEW YORK
DUFFIELD & COMPANY
1911
COPYRIGHT, 1895, By
STONE & KIMBALL
COPYRIGHT, 1902, By
THOMAS B. MOSHER
COPYRIGHT, 1910, By
DUFFIELD & COMPANY
THE TROW PRESS, NEW YORK
DEDICATED ALSO
TO
CAMERON CORBETT, M.P.
whose free gift to the people, for all time, of a vast tract of Mountain-lands and Loch-shores, in Eastern Argyll, is not only the noblest contemporary gift bestowed on Scotland, but an augury of the possible redemption of that all but 'preserved-away' country from the grip of selfish landowners and from the injustice of fraudulent and often iniquitous game-laws.
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06/18/05
CONTENTS
THE SILENCE OF AMOR
TRAGIC LANDSCAPES
Tempest
Mist
Summer Sleep
WHERE THE FOREST MURMURS
WHERE THE
FOREST MURMURS
THE
MOUNTAIN CHARM
THE CLANS OF THE GRASS
THE TIDES
THE HILL-TARN
AT THE TURN OF THE YEAR
THE SONS OF
THE NORTH WIND
ST. BRIGET OF THE SHORES
THE
HERALDS OF MARCH
THE TRIBE OF THE
PLOVER
THE AWAKENER OF THE
WOODS
THE WILD-APPLE
RUNNING WATERS
THE SUMMER HERALDS
THE SEA-SPELL
SUMMER CLOUDS
THE
CUCKOO'S SILENCE
THE COMING OF DUSK
AT
THE RISING OF THE MOON
THE
GARDENS OF THE SEA
THE MILKY WAY
SEPTEMBER
THE CHILDREN OF WIND
AND THE CLAN OF PEACE
STILL WATERS
THE PLEIAD-MONTH
THE RAINY HYADES
WINTER STARS. I
WINTER STARS. II
BEYOND THE BLUE SEPTENTRIONS.--
TWO
LEGENDS OF THE POLAR STARS
WHITE WEATHER: A MOUNTAIN REVERIE
ROSA MYSTICA (AND ROSES OF AUTUMN)
THE STAR OF REST: A FRAGMENT
AN ALMANAC
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
By Mrs. William Sharp.