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... By EMILY OH MILNE “The New Shetlander” and earlier the “Shetland News introduced Mrs Milne — Emily Peterson —to Shetland poetry lovers and with hitherto unpublished work, this book contains such established favourites as “Da Wiss,” “Da Baa Bokies” and ...
... confusion, but they had got through and Mr Gray hoped it would be more settled next session. A short but delightful programme of poetry and song was given by the children and Mr de Mercado rendered several violin solos, Mr Gray then called on Mrs McConnell to ...
... By EMILY OH MILNE “The New Shetlander” and earlier the “Shetland News” introduced Mrs Milne — Emily Peterson — to Shetland poetry lovers and with hitherto unpublished work, this book contains such established favourites as “Da Wiss,” “Da Baa Bokies and ...
... By EMILY OH MILNE “The New Shetlander” and earlier the “Shetland News” introduced Mrs Milne — Emily Peterson —to Shetland poetry lovers and with hitherto unpublished work. this book contains such established favourites as “Da Wiss.” “Da Baa Bokies” and ...
... O'H MILNE ! 1 “The New Shetlander” and earlier the “Shetland News ! |1 introduced Mrs Milne — Emily Peterson —to Shetland ' poetry lovers and with hitherto unpublished work, this ‘ ? book contains such established favourites as “Da Wiss,” i 1 “Da Baa Bokies™ ...
... By EMILY OH MILNE “The New Shetlander” and earlier the “Shetland News” introduced Mrs Milne — Emily Peterson —to Shetland poetry lovers and with hitherto unpublished work, this book contains such established favourites as “Da Wiss,” “Da Baa Bokies and ...
... dur“ing the past century, Agriculture, fishing. food, drink and dress were al] fully illustrated in much detail, Literature and poetry were not*forgotten and the long hours of preparation and research were amply rewarded by the attentive 'hearing Mrs Drever ...
... , alongside the wellestablished ‘*classics” of Basil Anderson, Burgess and Angus. The poetry of Vagaland, for example, is no less enjoyed today than was the poetry written in Shetland half a century ago, and as readily understood by many of his audience ...
... and grandfather; his mother, Jessie M. Saxby, who died in 1940 in her late nineties, was well-known as a writer of prose and poetry. In one of her best books, she writes: “Shetlanders do not speak of Christmas so much as of Yule. Nay, more if you were asking ...
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... sixth formers could benefit from watching. ” ECONOMY IN SAD SHAPE” about the images found in as a whole, 62 per cent English poetry from Chaucer of the viewers were watching to Eliot; and the current ITV. affairs programme, “Afternoon Something has certainly ...
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