The Old Men admiring themselves in the Water.‘The Pall Mall Magazine,’ January. Reprinted inIn the Seven Woods, 1903. Also inPoems, 1899-1905; and in theCollected Works, Vol. I.The Happiest of the Poets.‘The Fortnightly Review,’ March. Reprinted inIdeas of Good and Evil, 1903. Also in theCollected Works, Vol. VI.Poets and Dreamers.‘The New Liberal Review,’ March. Reprinted, under the titleThe Galway Plains, inIdeas of Good and Evil, 1903. Also in theCollected Works, Vol. VI.The Old Age of Queen Maeve.‘The Fortnightly Review,’ April. Reprinted inIn the Seven Woods, 1903. Also inPoems, 1899-1905; and in theCollected Works, Vol. I.Cathleen, the Daughter of Hoolihan.‘A Broad Sheet,’ April. Reprinted, under the titleThe Song of Red Hanrahan, inIn the Seven Woods, 1903. Also inPoems, 1899-1905; and in theCollected Works, Vol. I.The Reform of the Theatre.‘The United Irishman,’ April 4. Reprinted, with additions, in ‘Samhain,’ September, 1903. Also inThe Irish Dramatic Movement,Collected Works, Vol. IV.Irish Plays and Players.(A letter.) ‘The Academy,’ May 16.The Happy Townland.‘The Weekly Critical Review,’ June. Reprinted, under the titleThe Rider from the North, inIn the Seven Woods, 1903. Also, under original title, inPoems, 1899-1905; and in theCollected Works, Vol. I.The Hour-Glass. A Morality.‘The North American Review,’ September. Reprinted separately, for copyright purposes, in 1903. Also inPlays for an Irish Theatre, Vol. III., 1904; and in theCollected Works, Vol. IV.Notes.‘Samhain,’ September. Reprinted inThe Irish Dramatic Movement,Collected Works, Vol. IV.A Prologue.‘The United Irishman,’ September 9. Reprinted inPlays for an Irish Theatre, Vol. III., 1904. Also in theCollected Works, Vol. VIII.Flaubert and the National Library.(A letter.)The Irish Times, October 8.An Irish National Theatre.‘The United Irishman,’ October 10. Reprinted inThe Irish Dramatic Movement,Collected Works, Vol. IV.The Theatre, the Pulpit and the Newspapers.‘The United Irishman,’ October 17. Reprinted inThe Irish Dramatic Movement,Collected Works, Vol. IV.The Irish National Theatre and Three Sorts of Ignorance.‘The United Irishman,’ October 24.Dream of the World’s End.‘The Green Sheaf,’ No. II.[K]Red Hanrahan.‘The Independent Review,’ Dec. Reprinted inStories of Red Hanrahan, 1904. Also in theCollected Works, Vol. V.
The Old Men admiring themselves in the Water.‘The Pall Mall Magazine,’ January. Reprinted inIn the Seven Woods, 1903. Also inPoems, 1899-1905; and in theCollected Works, Vol. I.The Happiest of the Poets.‘The Fortnightly Review,’ March. Reprinted inIdeas of Good and Evil, 1903. Also in theCollected Works, Vol. VI.Poets and Dreamers.‘The New Liberal Review,’ March. Reprinted, under the titleThe Galway Plains, inIdeas of Good and Evil, 1903. Also in theCollected Works, Vol. VI.The Old Age of Queen Maeve.‘The Fortnightly Review,’ April. Reprinted inIn the Seven Woods, 1903. Also inPoems, 1899-1905; and in theCollected Works, Vol. I.Cathleen, the Daughter of Hoolihan.‘A Broad Sheet,’ April. Reprinted, under the titleThe Song of Red Hanrahan, inIn the Seven Woods, 1903. Also inPoems, 1899-1905; and in theCollected Works, Vol. I.The Reform of the Theatre.‘The United Irishman,’ April 4. Reprinted, with additions, in ‘Samhain,’ September, 1903. Also inThe Irish Dramatic Movement,Collected Works, Vol. IV.Irish Plays and Players.(A letter.) ‘The Academy,’ May 16.The Happy Townland.‘The Weekly Critical Review,’ June. Reprinted, under the titleThe Rider from the North, inIn the Seven Woods, 1903. Also, under original title, inPoems, 1899-1905; and in theCollected Works, Vol. I.The Hour-Glass. A Morality.‘The North American Review,’ September. Reprinted separately, for copyright purposes, in 1903. Also inPlays for an Irish Theatre, Vol. III., 1904; and in theCollected Works, Vol. IV.Notes.‘Samhain,’ September. Reprinted inThe Irish Dramatic Movement,Collected Works, Vol. IV.A Prologue.‘The United Irishman,’ September 9. Reprinted inPlays for an Irish Theatre, Vol. III., 1904. Also in theCollected Works, Vol. VIII.Flaubert and the National Library.(A letter.)The Irish Times, October 8.An Irish National Theatre.‘The United Irishman,’ October 10. Reprinted inThe Irish Dramatic Movement,Collected Works, Vol. IV.The Theatre, the Pulpit and the Newspapers.‘The United Irishman,’ October 17. Reprinted inThe Irish Dramatic Movement,Collected Works, Vol. IV.The Irish National Theatre and Three Sorts of Ignorance.‘The United Irishman,’ October 24.Dream of the World’s End.‘The Green Sheaf,’ No. II.[K]Red Hanrahan.‘The Independent Review,’ Dec. Reprinted inStories of Red Hanrahan, 1904. Also in theCollected Works, Vol. V.
The Old Men admiring themselves in the Water.‘The Pall Mall Magazine,’ January. Reprinted inIn the Seven Woods, 1903. Also inPoems, 1899-1905; and in theCollected Works, Vol. I.
The Happiest of the Poets.‘The Fortnightly Review,’ March. Reprinted inIdeas of Good and Evil, 1903. Also in theCollected Works, Vol. VI.
Poets and Dreamers.‘The New Liberal Review,’ March. Reprinted, under the titleThe Galway Plains, inIdeas of Good and Evil, 1903. Also in theCollected Works, Vol. VI.
The Old Age of Queen Maeve.‘The Fortnightly Review,’ April. Reprinted inIn the Seven Woods, 1903. Also inPoems, 1899-1905; and in theCollected Works, Vol. I.
Cathleen, the Daughter of Hoolihan.‘A Broad Sheet,’ April. Reprinted, under the titleThe Song of Red Hanrahan, inIn the Seven Woods, 1903. Also inPoems, 1899-1905; and in theCollected Works, Vol. I.
The Reform of the Theatre.‘The United Irishman,’ April 4. Reprinted, with additions, in ‘Samhain,’ September, 1903. Also inThe Irish Dramatic Movement,Collected Works, Vol. IV.
Irish Plays and Players.(A letter.) ‘The Academy,’ May 16.
The Happy Townland.‘The Weekly Critical Review,’ June. Reprinted, under the titleThe Rider from the North, inIn the Seven Woods, 1903. Also, under original title, inPoems, 1899-1905; and in theCollected Works, Vol. I.
The Hour-Glass. A Morality.‘The North American Review,’ September. Reprinted separately, for copyright purposes, in 1903. Also inPlays for an Irish Theatre, Vol. III., 1904; and in theCollected Works, Vol. IV.
Notes.‘Samhain,’ September. Reprinted inThe Irish Dramatic Movement,Collected Works, Vol. IV.
A Prologue.‘The United Irishman,’ September 9. Reprinted inPlays for an Irish Theatre, Vol. III., 1904. Also in theCollected Works, Vol. VIII.
Flaubert and the National Library.(A letter.)The Irish Times, October 8.
An Irish National Theatre.‘The United Irishman,’ October 10. Reprinted inThe Irish Dramatic Movement,Collected Works, Vol. IV.
The Theatre, the Pulpit and the Newspapers.‘The United Irishman,’ October 17. Reprinted inThe Irish Dramatic Movement,Collected Works, Vol. IV.
The Irish National Theatre and Three Sorts of Ignorance.‘The United Irishman,’ October 24.
Dream of the World’s End.‘The Green Sheaf,’ No. II.[K]
Red Hanrahan.‘The Independent Review,’ Dec. Reprinted inStories of Red Hanrahan, 1904. Also in theCollected Works, Vol. V.