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11 The descriptions of farming, of fishermen at work, and of mountain creeks are
usually compelling. If for nothing else, Mac- Donald has won a place in literary
history as the pioneer of the so- called kaleyard school of realistic Scottish fiction,
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The Oxford Dictionary of Phrase and Fable
Kaleyard School a group of late 19th-century fiction writers, including J. M. Barrie,
who described local town life in Scotland in a romantic vein and with much use of
the vernacular. Kaleyard in Scots means literally 'kitchen garden'. Kalgoorlie a ...
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
Kaleyard school, a recent school of fiction which comprises works describing,
with a sufficient use of dialect, the lives of the homely people of Scotland. The
name alludes to the Scottish song, "There growB a bonnie brier-bush in our
kailyard,'' ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1914
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Chembers 21 Century Dictionary
19c: from Greek kalas beautiful + eidos form + -SCOPE. kalends see CALENDS
kaleyard or kailyard o noun, Scots a vegetable garden. kaleyard school or
kailyard school • noun a late- kali 739 karabiner 19c to early-20c group of
Scottish ...
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Chambers concise dictionary
kateidoscopically adv. kalends see calends kaleyard or kailyard > n, Scot a
vegetable garden, kaleyard school or kailyard school o n a late-l9c to early-20c
group of Scottish writers of fiction which sentimentalized Scottish village life, kalif
see ...
Few of us believe that the individual is as a cell merely and that the race is
everything. But our poetry, our science, our thought — i, .,i with the organic sense
— the who found or founded what was known in the aus kaleyard school of
literature, ...
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Evangelical Christians and Popular Culture: Pop Goes the Gospel
... 202 Joni (Eareckson), 5 Joshua Tree (U2), 108 Kaleyard School, 38 Karma,
115 Keaggy, Phil, 91 Kinkade, Thomas, xxiii, 166-79 Kokoski, Paul, 57,. “The
Golden Key” (MacDonald), 42, 43 Good and Evil (Pearl), 188 Gow, Joe, 121
Grace, ...
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Notes of a Camp-Follower on the Western Front
the same thing may apply to their unnatural neglect of the socalled Kaleyard
School of other days. There was, at any rate, nothing clannish about their reading
. It was a Jock who took The Unspeakable Scot for itsonly airing; and more than ...
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Oxford Dictionary of English
Kaleyard School (also Kailyard School) a group of late 19th—century fiction
writers, including J. M. Barrie, who described local town life in Scotland in a
romantic vein and with much use of the vernacular. — ORIGIN from Scots
kaleyard or ...
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Twayne's English Authors Series
The most famous of MacDonald's followers in the "kaleyard school" is J. M. Barrie
, with whom it is generally associated; but MacDonald is certainly entitled to be
called the school's founder. The movement is characterized by an extreme ...
