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devil in Steve Brown's Bunyip

YEAR
1924
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devil in Steve Brown's Bunyip

the boys, had rushed on deck. ‘Come here, four hands, and clear away the life-boat.’ ‘Don’t be a fool, Mr Sparkes!’ shouted the skipper, still struggling with the widow, who had got one hand in his long beard and was pulling it out by the roots. ‘Never mind the boat!’ he panted, for the real state…

Record ID
2,402
Year
1,924
Source
Project Gutenberg
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Record ID
2402
Source
Project Gutenberg
Publication
Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. C. Barry
Published
1924
Narrative type
Spirit-Person Narratives
Public-text label
devil
Archive period
Federation Era
Location
Australia (Australia): B
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Public Domain Public Web

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the boys, had rushed on deck. ‘Come here, four hands, and clear away the life-boat.’ ‘Don’t be a fool, Mr Sparkes!’ shouted the skipper, still struggling with the widow, who had got one hand in his long beard and was pulling it out by the roots. ‘Never mind the boat!’ he panted, for the real state of the case had broken upon him. ‘But come and take this she-devil away! Let _It_ go to blazes as fast as it likes! It’s got a fair wind, seemingly, and that’s more’n we have!’ * * * * * Anchor watch off Geelong, Victoria. Apparently the whole thing had quietly blown over. When the mate, with a terribly long face, had reported to the.

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