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Consists of one story entitled A Brother or Lover? A Sister or Bride? about three orphaned children who are swindled out of their inheritance by a lawyer but helped by a young doctor who ends up in Sydney as the private secretary to the govenor. The second story entitled The Lights and Shadows of Hazelglen concerning the lives and loves of three pastoralist sisters near Sydney.
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A Brother or Lover? A Sister or Bride?,
single work
novella
(p. 1-167)Three orphaned children who are swindled out of their inheritance by a lawyer but helped by a young doctor who ends up in Sydney as the private secretary to the govenor.
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Lights and Shadows of Hazelglen,
single work
novella
(p. 169-272)Story of the lives and loves of three pastoralist sisters near Sydney.
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