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giant in Steve Brown's Bunyip

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1924
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giant in Steve Brown's Bunyip

water and tightened the lashings of the raft as well as he was able. It was a long, dreary night, especially after the moon went down. Fortunately it was warm and fine. Indeed, throughout that trying time of flood, curiously enough, not a single point of rain fell in that region. They talked of man…

Record ID
2,407
Year
1,924
Source
Project Gutenberg
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Record ID
2407
Source
Project Gutenberg
Publication
Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. C. Barry
Published
1924
Narrative type
Giant and Ogre Narratives
Public-text label
giant
Archive period
Federation Era
Location
Australia (Australia): B
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water and tightened the lashings of the raft as well as he was able. It was a long, dreary night, especially after the moon went down. Fortunately it was warm and fine. Indeed, throughout that trying time of flood, curiously enough, not a single point of rain fell in that region. They talked of many things, these two, nestling snugly in a great fork of the giant apple-tree, but their chief subject was the old, old story; whilst Bridget, just below them, alternately invoked heavenly succour and lamented earthly losses. ‘Twinty wan poun’ notes undther me head in the bolsther, an’ me too hurried an’ flurried to remimber ’em! Sure,.

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