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fairy in Joe Wilson and His Mates

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1901
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fairy in Joe Wilson and His Mates

against it; but he couldn't rest till he tried it. He took her out, and explained it all to her. She scarcely seemed interested. She read the names on the stone, and said it was a nice stone, and asked questions about how the children were found and brought here. She seemed quite sensible, and very…

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2,155
Year
1,901
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Internet Archive
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Record ID
2155
Source
Internet Archive
Publication
Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson
Published
1901
Narrative type
Retellings and Adaptations
Public-text label
fairy
Archive period
Federation Era
Location
Australia (Australia): B
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against it; but he couldn't rest till he tried it. He took her out, and explained it all to her. She scarcely seemed interested. She read the names on the stone, and said it was a nice stone, and asked questions about how the children were found and brought here. She seemed quite sensible, and very cool about it. But when he got her home she was back on the fairy idea again. He tried another day, but it was no use; so then he let it be. I think it's better as it is. Now and again, at her best, she seems to understand that the children were found dead, and buried, and she'll talk sensibly about it, and ask questions in a quiet way,.

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