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spirits in Tales of the Austral Tropics

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1893
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spirits in Tales of the Austral Tropics

I shall expire," repeated his uncle. "No, I'm not wandering. I'm in solemn earnest. Do you think you could get me a drop of that old whisky; I feel faint?" Newton, with astonishment all over his face, left the room, and Bunthorp went off into a series of chuckles; evidently he had got hold of a bri…

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1,861
Year
1,893
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Record ID
1861
Source
Project Gutenberg Australia
Publication
Tales of the Austral Tropics; Ernest Favenc
Published
1893
Narrative type
Spirit-Person Narratives
Public-text label
spirits
Archive period
Federation Era
Location
Northern Australia: B
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I shall expire," repeated his uncle. "No, I'm not wandering. I'm in solemn earnest. Do you think you could get me a drop of that old whisky; I feel faint?" Newton, with astonishment all over his face, left the room, and Bunthorp went off into a series of chuckles; evidently he had got hold of a brilliant idea. His nephew returned, and Bunthorp swallowed the spirits. "What's become of that fellow?" he asked. "Deane has locked him up somewhere." "Right! Now, Jim, I'll explain myself. So far as dying is concerned, it would take more than a knock like that to kill me; but that scamp is young Barlow, who, of course, you've heard of..

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