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spirit in Old Tales of a Young Country

d of talents which may be useful to society. I feel for your situation, and as long as you act the part of a good citizen, I will be your protector; you will have time and opportunity to rescue yourself from the obloquy of your former conduct.' Alas, my lord, George Barrington had never the supreme…

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1,871
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1870
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Project Gutenberg Australia
Publication
Old Tales of a Young Country; Marcus Clarke
Published
1871
Narrative type
Spirit-Person Narratives
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spirit
Archive period
Gold Rush Colonial
Location
Australia (Australia): B
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d of talents which may be useful to society. I feel for your situation, and as long as you act the part of a good citizen, I will be your protector; you will have time and opportunity to rescue yourself from the obloquy of your former conduct.' Alas, my lord, George Barrington had never the supreme felicity of having such comfort administered to his wounded spirit. As matters have unfortunately turned out, the die is cast; and as it is, I have resigned to my fate without one murmur of complaint." Being shipped off to his new home, Mr. Barrington not only conducted himself with propriety, but did the State some service. A mutiny.

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