RECORD ID

2639

FIGURE

Ghost

NARRATIVE

Retellings and Adaptations

PRINTED LABEL

apparition

PUBLICATION

Babes in the Bush; Rolf Boldrewood

AUTHOR

Not specified

ng fence was too much for him; thought Bob was sending him along too fast. Deuced uncertain brute; not the real thing; never could stay; nothing like the old Whisker and Camerton strain. Here comes Bargo! By Jove! Hurrah!’ Such comments and condemnations were freely expressed as St. Andrew came sailing along. The concluding cheer, however, was evoked by the apparition of a second horse which followed St. Andrew with a flogging rider, who was evidently making his effort. It immediately became apparent that this was Bargo, whom his rider was ‘setting to with,’ believing that the tremendous pace which St. Andrew had sustained for the.

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1. 01apparition in Queensland, Australia1861 · Internet Archive
2. 02apparition in For the Term of His Natural Life1874 · Project Gutenberg
3. 03apparition in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 21878 · Internet Archive
4. 04apparition in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 21878 · Internet Archive
5. 05apparition in The Australian Race, volume 31886 · Internet Archive
6. 06apparition in The Aborigines of Tasmania1890 · Internet Archive