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Mr and Mrs Sin Fat single work short story

Author:agent Edward Dyson

Issue Details: First known date: 1888... 1888 Mr and Mrs Sin Fat

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Associated with the AustLit subset Australian Literary Responses to 'Asia' as the work contains Asian characters.

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y The Bulletin vol. 9 no. 428 14 April 1888 Z619232 1888 periodical issue 1888
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1888
)
pg. 8-9
Appears in:

y A Golden Shanty : Australian Stories and Sketches in Prose and Verse Sydney : Bulletin , 1890 Z465716 1890 anthology poetry short story prose Sydney : Bulletin , 1890
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1890
)
pg. 57-72
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y Below and on Top Edward Dyson , Phil May (illustrator), Alf Vincent (illustrator), Melbourne : George Robertson , 1898 Z443295 1898 selected work short story Melbourne : George Robertson , 1898
(
1898
)
pg. 186-206
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y The Golden Shanty Edward Dyson , Melbourne : George Robertson , 1911 Z1092437 1911 selected work short story Melbourne : George Robertson , 1911
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1911
)
pg. 61-83
Appears in:

y The Australian Short Story Before Lawson Cecil Hadgraft (editor), Melbourne : Oxford University Press , 1986 Z397319 1986 anthology short story Melbourne : Oxford University Press , 1986
(
1986
)
pg. 186-196

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Ballarat, Ballarat area, Ballarat - Bendigo area, Victoria,

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