The Unfortunate Fursey is a 1946 satirical fantasy by the writer Mervyn Wall.[1]
Plot
editA mediaeval Irish monastery is invaded by demons.[1] The monks counter the invasion by reciting the rite of exorcism.[1] Fursey suffers from a stammer and cannot recite the prayers quickly enough to stop the demons.[1] He is blamed for the demonic invasion and banished from the monastery.[1] Fursey, accompanied by a demon, tries to find his place in the world.[1]
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