41. Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra Know Before You Go - Carnegie Preview (May 28, 20 Griffes inspiration for Three Poems of Fiona Macleod came from verse by the EnglishLateRomantic poet and novelist William Sharp (1855-1905), writing under http://www.bpo.org/knowb4ugo/notes.php?eventID=174

42. Browsing The Inventory Of B&B Smith, Booksellers By Author: A Alaya, Flavia William Sharp Fiona MacLeod , 1855-1905 Cambridge, MA, USAHarvard University Press, 1970. Sharp William 1855 1905. Catalogs Other. http://www.biblio.com/browse_books/author/a/27909.html

Used, Rare, Out-of-Print, Hard-to-Find Books Login to Your Account View Cart Help Home Search Browse Gallery ... Help Browse books where Author Title begins with Go to page: of 128 listings found. Abbott, Berenice New York in the Thirties Mineola, NY, U.S.A.: Dover Publications, Incorporated, 1973. ISBN: 048622967X. Trade Paperback. Very Good. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. NEW YORK N Y PICTORIAL WORKS TRAVEL UNITED STATES NORTHEAST MIDDLE ATLANTIC NJ NY PA. Catalogs: Other. (Inventory #11460) More Details Order Now Add to Cart ABBOTT, E. A A Shakespearian Grammar: An Attempt to Illustrate Some of the Differences Between Elizabethan and Modern English London: MacMillan, 1883. New edition. xxiv+511pp. Rebound in brown cloth.. Hard Cover. Very Good. Catalogs: Classical Studies. (Inventory #10663) More Details Order Now Add to Cart ABBOTT, J History of Pyrrhus NY, 1899. Reprint of the 1854 ed. 304pp, a few illustrations. . Decorative Cloth. Very Good. Catalogs: Classical Studies. (Inventory #8219) More Details Order Now Add to Cart ABEL, A

43. GRUB STREET BOOKSHOP SEARCH PAGES More details Order - Enquire 11009 ALAYA, Flavia William Sharp - FIONA MACLEOD 1855-1905. Harvard University press, Massachusetts 1970. 261pp. http://www.booksandcollectibles.com.au/esearch.php3?restrict2=28&type=SUB&search

44. House Shadow Drake of Songs. By Fiona MacLeod (William Sharp, 18551905) The Silenceof Amor. Welcome to the House Shadow Drake website! House Shadow http://www.shadowdrake.com/

Welcome to ShadowDrake.Com Witch FAQ (Traditional Witchcraft FAQ) Website Contents Please Select Alphabets Celtic Traditions Chatroom Community Voices Folklore Herbalism History Homepages Natural Crafts Networking Neo-Paganism Northern Traditions Traditional Witchcraft Weddings Welsh-Irish Traditions Wild Hunt Contact Us Site Navigation What is Witchcraft? Witchcraft is the continuation of the native cultural beliefs and practices of the ancient Europeans as they continued to be passed down and followed, generation after generation, after the advent of Christianity. Witchcraft is the name that was given to these practices by the Catholic Church and was not the name by which those who followed these beliefs and practices originally called their religion. Talk to Witches Online! Chatroom Our Stance On Wicca is that everyone has the right to their own beliefs. We believe that people, regardless of their religion, should understand their chosen religion and why they believe as they do. Today, far too many people are ignorant of their religion and rely on poorly documented books and authors to instruct them on what they claim to be their beliefs. The information and questions contained in this website will hopefully help those who truly seek to learn, to question their own religious paradigm. The key element to ANY religion is to truly understand your beliefs.

45. Maniace visit. The famous poet William Sharp (18551905), a strong exponentof the English Romanticism, is buried in the town s cemetery. http://sicilia.indettaglio.it/eng/comuni/ct/maniace/maniace.html

Versione Italiana Tell a friend Provinces Municipalities ... The province of Catania Maniace Tourism: Ruins of the Castle The church of Santa Maria di Maniace Food and recipes: Mushroom to the Sicilian Books and videos: Etna - Il Vulcano Local products and handicrafts: "Tabacchiera" peach of Etna Travel: Air lines, naval routes, rail roads and highways Our advertisers in Maniace More local firms Municipal Administration ... Mailing List Maniace (Zip Code 95030) is 204 Km. distant from Agrigento, 136 Km. from Caltanissetta, 59 Km. from Catania, which is the province it belongs to, 93 Km. from Enna, 100 Km. from Messina, 208 Km. from Palermo, 198 Km. from Ragusa, 117 Km. from Siracusa, 307 Km. from Trapani. The municipality counts 3.312 inhabitants, its surface measures 3.587 hectares, and its population density counts 92 inhabitants per square kilometre. It rises over a hilly area, 700 meters above the sea-level. The Town Hall is located in contrada Margherita, tel. ++39 95 690139 fax. ++39 95 690174. E-mail addresses are: maniacese@katamail.com

46. Tides: Ever Heard Of An Earth Tide? Down beyond the haven the tide comes with a shout. William Sharp Scottishwriter (18551905). EVER HEARD OF AN EARTH TIDE? By Bob Berman. http://www.almanac.com/tides/earthtide.html

Down beyond the haven the tide comes with a shout. William Sharp Scottish writer (1855-1905) E VER H EARD OF AN E ARTH T IDE By Bob Berman Like the oceans, the solid crust of Earth also moves to a lunar rhythm. While the seas rise and fall by a worldwide average of three feet daily, the ground oscillates by about eight inches (scientists measure this with satellites). This mutation is not merely a surface phenomenon; the entire planet undergoes constant and complex rhythmic deformations. What's remarkable is that they're so small. It's evidence that our planet is incredibly well built. To have a body as massive and as near as the Moon, and to have our planet changed so little by its presence, means that Earth is one of the solar system's construction success stories. Tides: Introduction Spring and Neap Tides The Effects of Perigee and Apogee Beware the Proxigean Tides ... Tidal Glossary

47. EBOOKS - ALPHABETICAL LIST ~ S Shaffer, Geneve LA. Shakespeare, William, 15641616. Sharp, William, 1855-1905.Shaw, Anna Howard, 1847-1919. Shaw, George Bernard, 1856-1950. http://www.globusz.com/authors_s1.html

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48. RJ Stewart: The Four Cities: Working With The Sacred Directions The Divine Adventure Fiona Macleod. Fiona Macleod (William Sharp, 18551905)used an obscure model of four cities in several poems. http://www.dreampower.com/4Cities.html

The Four Cities Working With The Sacred Directions Author's Note: I also recommend to you a very different and unique presentation of the Sacred Directions found in The Apple Branch, a Path to Celtic Ritual, Alexie Kondratiev, 1998 , Collins Press, Cork , Ireland. (ISBN 1-898256-42-X). This remarkable book, of fine scholarship and integrity, should be read by everyone involved in spiritual work within Celtic tradition. R J Stewart What follows is the original Four Cities guided vision first created and published by R J Stewart. Others have copied it since publication in 1992, but we offer this original freely for your meditations, visions, and delight. THE FOUR CITIES is a unique original work by R J Stewart, inspired by the ancient Irish theme of the Four Cities of the Tuatha de Danann. This is not a traditional text or a historic translation: it is an inspired work of fiction designed and written for group and individual use in meditation, visualization, dream, and inner transformation. The Four Cities was created in Britain, where many students and co-workers experienced the visualizations in workshops, classes, and private meetings between 1988 and 1996. The Element Books edition, in Earth Light was published worldwide in 1992 from a manuscript written in 1989. The book has also been translated into German.

49. Paghat's Garden: Cyclamen Coum "BSBE 518" Pewter For a moment she standeth Where the seawind softly Moveth over The thickpink sward of the cyclamen blossoms. William Sharp 1855-1905. http://www.paghat.com/cyclamencoum3.html

"BSBE 518" Pewter Cyclamen "For a moment she standeth Where the sea-wind softly Moveth over The thick pink sward of the cyclamen blossoms." William Sharp From Cyclamen coum's "Pewter Group" we chose the oddly named "BSBE 518," which indicates a group of C. coum with entirely frosted pewter leaves, originally collected during the Bowles Scholarship Botanical Expedition along the Black Sea coast of Turkey in 1963. Some in this group have oval leaves uniformly silver, others have an enlongated mapleleaf or christmas tree pattern at the center of the silvering. The one we obtained was of the completely silvered form, with the underside of the leaves blushed pink. In future years as the seedling matures into a solid tuber, it will send up a great many of its round silvered leaves in mid-September, so it leafs out slightly ahead of the majority of varieties we have for this species. When it finally blooms about mid-January, this is a few weeks later than the majority of our C. coum varieties, but then the blooms should last longer into spring to make up for their tardy arrival.

50. Download\Meyers\research includes a full list of my publications, but I would mention here my recent editionof two lost works by the Scottish writer William Sharp (18551905), with a http://tlmeye.people.wm.edu/research.html

Research Interests My research interests center on Victorian Poetry, especially the poetry and life of the controversial and provocative poet Algernon Charles Swinburne (1837-1909), on whom I've published a number of essays and notes. I have well along an edition of some 1500 previously uncollected letters to and from Swinburne, including some 500 letters by him not included in C. Y. Lang's The Swinburne Letters . In the not too distant future my bibliography of Swinburne should be published in the third edition of The New Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature . With a British scholar, T. A. J. Burnett, I hope to turn my attention to a long-promised edition of Swinburne's complete poems. I am also currently involved in editing a document of local historical interest, the daybook and ledger of Richard M. Bucktrout, the Williamsburg undertaker in the middle of the nineteenth century; his ledger is a fascinatingly detailed account of his professional jobs and everyday life from 1850 to 1866, including burial lists not only local folks but soldiers from both the Union and Confederate Armies. My complete c.v. includes a full list of my publications, but I would mention here my recent edition of two lost works by the Scottish writer William Sharp (1855-1905), with a biographical introduction that explores the possibility that he was gay

51. CENTRO CULTURA LUDICA Spurious and doubtful works Sharp, William, 18551905 Shaw, Anna Howard, 1847-1919Shaw, George Bernard, 1856-1950 Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft, 1797-1851 http://digilander.libero.it/lazzi/cur.html

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52. Reading Writing Stopping Time writing in midcentury, could see the old view of poetry, represented by his dreamer-poet(William Sharp ( Fiona MacLeod ), 1855-1905, poet associated with the http://chujoe.net/archives/000331.html

53. HMC | NRA | Persons Beginning SH and Architectural Writer (2) Sharp, Sir William (fl 1674) Knight of Stoniehill Keeperof the Signet (3) Sharp, William (18551905) Author and Poet (12) Sharp http://www.hmc.gov.uk/nra/browser/person/page/personSH.htm

SA SC SE SF ... SZ List of persons with surname beginning SH Shackle, George Lennox Sharman (1903-1992), Economist Shackleton, Abraham (1697-1771) Schoolmaster Shackleton, Abraham (1830-1916) Meteorologist Shackleton, Sir David James (1863-1938) Knight MP ... Shackleton, Elizabeth (fl 1764-1781), Padiham Padiham, Lancashire Shackleton, Sir Ernest Henry (1874-1922) Knight Explorer Shackleton, Keith Hope (b 1923) artist and naturalist Shackleton, Lydia (1828-1914) Botanist Shackleton, Richard (1728-1792) Schoolmaster ... Shaller, Michael (fl 1500-1600) Virger And Under-chamberlain Of St Paul's, London London Shand, Alexander Burns- (1828-1904) Baron Shand, judge Shand, Alexander Innes (1832-1907) Journalist and Critic Shand, Archibald Watson (1808-1878) Colonial Administrator Shand, William (1776-1845) Jamaica plantation owner ... Sharland, Leonard (1904-78) Missionary Sudan Sharman, John (fl 1859), Hellesdon Hellesdon, Norfolk Sharp, Abraham (1651-1742) Mathematician Sharp, Cecil James (1859-1924) Musician Author Folk Song Collector Sharp, Sir Cuthbert (1781-1849) Knight Antiquary Sharp, David (1840-1922) Entomologist ... Sharp, Edith (d 1975) Parish Councillor, Bingham Bingham, Nottinghamshire Sharp, Evelyn (1869-1955) Author and Journalist

54. Historical Manuscripts Commission | Publications | Major Accessions To Repositor William Sharp (18551905) author and poet collection of letters, mostlyto John Macleay but incl one to WB Yeats 1896-1903 (Acc 11972); http://www.hmc.gov.uk/accessions/2001/01digests/lit.htm

Major accessions to repositories in 2001 relating to Literary History Local Bolton Archive and Local Studies Service Bill Naughton (1910-92), author and playwright (addnl): corresp and other records 1950-90 (ZNA) Cambridgeshire County Record Office, Cambridge Joan Foster of Little Abington (d1999): MS verse c1940-90 (R101/110) Derbyshire Record Office Marjorie Blount, writer and broadcaster: literary and historical papers c1940-78 (D2631) Monica Peveril Turnbull, poet and author: corresp and literary papers, incl letters rel to the posthumous publication of her work c1886-1924 (D1453) Green Hill Presbyterian Church Literary Society, Derby: minutes 1879-90 (D4930) Devon Record Office Lois Deacon (c1899-1985), novelist: literary papers incl notebooks, diaries, corresp and manuscripts (6035) Lincolnshire Archives Anthony Dymoke Powell (1905-2000), novelist: corresp and papers rel to Wells Dymoke families (5 WD) Manchester Archives and Local Studies Crumpsall Literary Society: minutes 1898-1930 (M669/) Norfolk Record Office Henry Arthur Broome, author: literary MSS early 20th cent, incl 'Sententiae Bucolica' (a description of the River Wensum) c1915 (MC 2142) Nottinghamshire Archives Cecil Edric Mornington Roberts (1892-1976), author and journalist (addnl): papers (Acc 6057)

55. MSN Entertainment - Music: Rutland Boughton It was during this festival that The Immortal Hour, adapted from a 1900 verse dramaby Celtic revivalist William Sharp (18551905), writing as Fiona Macleod http://entertainment.msn.com/artist/?artist=165136

56. ARIADNE MEYERS Sharp, William, 18551905 Views on sexual orientation Homosexualityand literature Scotland 19th Century English Literature . http://topics.practical.org/browse/ARIADNE_MEYERS

topics.practical.org ARIADNE MEYERS The Taking DEAN KOONTZ ARIADNE MEYERS Audio Adult: Books On Tape ... 19th Century English Literature

57. Scottish Flotsam From The Shetland Islands - People, Famous Scots, Quotes, And P bore. I heard it talkin , whispering, upon the weedy shore. Fiona MacLeod(William Sharp, 18551905), The Burthen of the Tide Sore http://claymore.wisemagic.com/scotradiance/flotsam/flotsam803.htm

I imagine the first question anyone will ask is what is a column called "Scottish Flotsam". I guess we will have to begin with what is "flotsam". Among the definitions of the word are "things washed ashore" or "miscellaneous trifles". Well, we believe you can find some great treasure on the ocean shore. But you will never know what you will find or its value. So we decided that is what this column is - flotsam. We wanted a place to put things that didn't fit anywhere else and might be of interest. Each item could be a column itself and might be some day but for now it will be the flotsam, which washes our way. Lets begin with a famous Scot. Sir Thomas Blake Glover (1838 - 1911) Thomas Glover was born in Fraserburgh on 6 June 1838, the fifth son of a family of seven boys and one girl. His mother was from Fordyce in Banffshire and his English father was an officer in the Royal Navy. Another claim to fame is that Glover's Japanese wife Tsuru, whom he married in 1867, is said to have been the inspiration for "Madame Butterfly", a story written by the American author John Luther Long, and later turned into the famous opera by Puccini and first performed at the Scala, Milan, in 1904. Tsuru had been obliged, at the age of 17, to divorce her first husband, a samurai, due to political differences between her family and his at the time of the overthrow of the Tokugawa Shogunate, and was thus separated from her baby daughter, Sen. However, there the resemblance between Tsuru and the fictional character ends, for although there may have been a suicide attempt, she lived to marry Thomas Glover, and to give birth to Hana and Tomisaburo ("Tommy" to his father). Tsuru's nickname was "Ochô-san", from the butterfly motif on her kimono, hence the name of the popular opera heroine.

58. Drumming The Soul Awake - Classes With Jaime Meyer blossoms Open. After a poem originally by William Sharp (aka FionaMacleod, 18551905). Adapted by Jaime Meyer © 2002 by Jaime Meyer. http://www.firstuniv.org/drum/drumhome.html

Drumming the Soul Awake with Jaime Meyer Drumming as Spiritual Practice Some people say that drumming helps to uncover and liberate your “indigenous soul”—that part of you that remembers and yearns for "the original fragrance of the flowering earth," that part of you that remembers and yearns for the what the Celts called the "Oran Mor," the great song of the universe, of which each living thing (from an ant to a supernova) is a note. Drumming opens you, plain and simple. And that is why it is both incredibly fun and incredibly beautiful. I hope that you will find this to be true, as I have. See More about drumming with Jaime See More about Jaime Spring 2004 Drumming Groups Explore the spirit of the drum as a tool for prayer, vision, and meditation. No drumming skill or experience is needed. Drums are provided, or you can bring your own. Adults and teens (8th grade and older) are welcome to join. We meet on Friday evenings from 7 PM - 9:30 PM at First Universalist Church, in the Cummins Room, 3400 Dupont Avenue South. We suggest a donation of $48 for all four sessions ($24 for students and those with limited income).

59. Scottish Surnames One of the alltime greats of football. Sharp, William (1855-1905) ofPaisley. Novelist, art critic and poet. Settled in London in 1879. http://www.fife.50megs.com/scottish-surnames-s.htm

Tour Scotland Home Page Tour Scotland on a relaxing, small group vacation of my homeland. Click here for the Best Scottish Tours ! Scottish Names SANDERS A contraction of Alexander. SANDILANDS Local: from the barony of Sandilands in Lanarkshire. The family are descended from Sir James Sandilands, temp. David Bruce. SCOT , Sir John (1585-1670) of Cupar. Pioneer map maker and scholar. SCOT , Michael (c.1175-1234) ofBalwearie. Scholar and mathematician attached to the Court of the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II. He wrote works on astrology, astronomy and alchemy and became popular as a magician and sometimes known as the 'Wonderous Wizard' SCOTT SCOTT , Alexander (c. 1525-84) from near Edinburgh. Lyrical poet. SCOTT , Alexander Whiteford (1904-) of Glasgow. Professor of Chemical Engineering, Univ. of Strathclyde, Glasgow (1955-71). Was Hon. Engineering Consultant to the Min. of Agri., Fisheries and Food (1946-62). SCOTT , David (1806-49) of Edinburgh. Historical painter. His painting The Vintager is in the National Gallery. RSA (1829).

60. The William Sharp 'Fiona Macleod' Archive This Web site, a work in progress, is dedicated to the life and work of Scottishpoet, journalist and editor William Sharp (18551905), and his carefully http://www.humbul.ac.uk/output/full3.php?id=7808

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