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Irish Cousin, An (1899), the first book by Somerville and Ross, the former using the pseudonym ‘Geilles Herring’. The novel was a study of ascendancy society under pressure, interspersed with comic scenes anticipating the stories in Some Experiences of an Irish R. M.

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