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The Explorers : A Chronicle of the Burke and Wills Expedition. In Four Parts.
1874
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poetry
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1874
The Explorers : Part First
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[Introduction]
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"The sound of many voices fills the air,",
1874
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— Appears in: The Explorers and Other Poems 1874; (p. 2-9) Margin , November no. 43 1997; (p. 24-29) -
First Tale : The Pearl Cutter
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"O yes, the workmanship is very fine,",
1874
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— Appears in: The Explorers and Other Poems 1874; (p. 9-23) -
Second Tale : 'Silent Jim'
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"We got up a party on spec, to explore",
1874
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poetry
— Appears in: The Explorers and Other Poems 1874; (p. 24-34) An Anthology of Australian Poetry to 1920 2007; (p. 210-215) -
Third Tale : "The Mouse Tower" (A German Legend)
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"In the city of Mentz, a Bishop dwelt",
1874
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poetry
— Appears in: The Explorers and Other Poems 1874; (p. 35-38) The Stars Like Sand : Australian Speculative Poetry 2014; (p. 127-128) -
Fourth Tale : On the Tramp
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"We were bound for the Darling River, my brother Dick and I;",
1874
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— Appears in: The Explorers and Other Poems 1874; (p. 38-48) -
Fifth Tale : The Confession
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"Draw down the curtains thick and long",
1874
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poetry
— Appears in: The Explorers and Other Poems 1874; (p. 48-68)
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