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The Phantom Stockman in The Crime of the Under Seas

YEAR: 1905
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ton Garden." The great black pearl which was the cause of all that has been told in this story is now amongst the most valued jewels of an Empress, How little, when it lies black as night upon her snow-white bosom, does she think what it cost in human life, or of the part it played in the drama to which I now invariably refer as "A CRIME OF THE UNDER-SEAS." The Phantom Stockman A REMARKABLY charming situation, and as pretty a homestead as any I have seen in the Bush,'* I said. " You have certainly worked wonders during the short time you have been in possession." It was a moonlight night, and Jim Spicer and I were sitting in the.

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The Phantom Stockman in The Crime of the Under Seas

ton Garden." The great black pearl which was the cause of all that has been told in this story is now amongst the most valued jewels of an Empress, How little, when it lies black as night upon her snow-white bosom, does she think what it cost in human life, or of the part it played in the drama to…

Record ID: 2,207
Year: 1,905
Source: Internet Archive
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Record ID: 2207
Source: Internet Archive
Publication: The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby
Published: 1905
Narrative type: Spirit-Person Narratives
Public-text label: The Phantom Stockman
Archive period: Federation Era
Location: Australia (Australia): B
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ton Garden." The great black pearl which was the cause of all that has been told in this story is now amongst the most valued jewels of an Empress, How little, when it lies black as night upon her snow-white bosom, does she think what it cost in human life, or of the part it played in the drama to which I now invariably refer as "A CRIME OF THE UNDER-SEAS." The Phantom Stockman A REMARKABLY charming situation, and as pretty a homestead as any I have seen in the Bush,'* I said. " You have certainly worked wonders during the short time you have been in possession." It was a moonlight night, and Jim Spicer and I were sitting in the.

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