Kaleyard School
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’.
Kaleyard in Scots means literally ‘kitchen garden’.
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