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Ye Melancholie Storie of Maister Timothy Brown, Who, Suffering from Yelloe Fevere, Departeth for Ye Gold Regions : Showing Ye Uncertaintie and Mutabilitie of Human Affaires
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"Oh, Ballarat! oh, Buninyong!"
Ye Melancholie Storie of Maister Timothy Brown, Who, Suffering from Yelloe Fevere, Departeth for Ye Gold Regions : Showing Ye Uncertaintie and Mutabilitie of Human Affaires
single work
"Oh, Ballarat! oh, Buninyong!"
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1851...
1851
Ye Melancholie Storie of Maister Timothy Brown, Who, Suffering from Yelloe Fevere, Departeth for Ye Gold Regions : Showing Ye Uncertaintie and Mutabilitie of Human Affaires
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Long ballad in seven fyttes, each with introductory summary. Also postscript in verse.
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Epigraph: "Maister Timothie Brown descanteth on ye miraculous powers of gold, which he demonstrateth to be more puissant than Hollowaie, or eke Morissonne."
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