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tied to a rope." Book IV, Chapter XXXII (page 531) Image taken from Marcus Clarke, For the Term of his Natural Life Click on this image to link to the next illustration, or scroll down to link to other images. |
"He saw, descending into the
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Image 1: THE MUTINEERS' FIRST RUSH/Image 2: THE LAST HOPE/Image 3: THE SIGNAL-FIRE/Image 4: MR MEEKIN ADMINISTERS CONSOLATION./Image 5: HE FOUND HIM ON HIS KNEES, PROSTRATED./Image 6: MR AND MRS. FRERE./Image 7: THE REV. JAMES NORTH MEETS AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE./Image 8: "He saw, descending into the gulf, a blazing bush tied to a rope."/Image 9: DICK PURFOY SEEKS HIS FORTUNE./Image 10: THE LONGEST STRAW./Marcus Clarke Home//Colonialism and Its Aftermath |
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