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The Kenniffs single work poetry "If you wish to hear a story lads come listen I will tell"

Issue Details: First known date: 1926... 1926 The Kenniffs

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Alternative title: How Doyle and Dahlke Fell
First line of verse: "If you wish to hear a story"

Notes:

In Dung on His Boots (p. 106), Vic Priddle states that over the years he heard a number of versions of this poem recited by stockmen. According to Priddle the title of the poem was always 'How Doyle and Dahlke Fell'.

Appears in:

y Dung on His Boots Vic Priddle , Brisbane : William Brooks , 1972 Z1345453 1972 single work autobiography poetry Brisbane : William Brooks , 1972
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1972
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pg. 107-108
Appears in:

y Sin, Sweat and Sorrow : The Making of Capricornia Queensland 1840s - 1940s Liz Huf (editor), Lorna L. McDonald (editor), David A. Myers (editor), Rockhampton : Central Queensland University Press Australian Scholarly Publishing , 1993 Z91932 1993 anthology prose short story extract poetry biography drama correspondence humour satire Rockhampton : Central Queensland University Press Australian Scholarly Publishing , 1993
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1993
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pg. 243-244

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