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wizard in The Last Chance

YEAR
1905
PLACE
Western Australia
SOURCE
Project Gutenberg
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wizard in The Last Chance

t cross the moors to Hawkstone Craig, but proceeded by the more modern route of Keighley and Sheffield. Behold the pilgrims then, by the kind offices of the steam king, whose miracles Sir Walter regarded with ‘half-proud, half-sad, half-angry, and half-pleased feelings,’ landed within walking dista…

Record ID
2,614
Year
1,905
Source
Project Gutenberg
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Record ID
2614
Source
Project Gutenberg
Publication
The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood
Published
1905; Project Gutenberg public-domain transcription
Narrative type
Retellings and Adaptations
Public-text label
wizard
Archive period
Federation Era
Location
Western Australia (WA): B
State or territory
WA
Source voice
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t cross the moors to Hawkstone Craig, but proceeded by the more modern route of Keighley and Sheffield. Behold the pilgrims then, by the kind offices of the steam king, whose miracles Sir Walter regarded with ‘half-proud, half-sad, half-angry, and half-pleased feelings,’ landed within walking distance of Abbotsford, and its haunting, magical memories of the Wizard of the North. They gazed with awe, and almost adoration, at the towers and turrets, pinnacles and mouldings of the famous abode of the more famous owner and designer. It seemed to these ardent spirits not so much a house, a family abode, as an enchanted Arabian Nights.

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