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To Bourke's Statue This Appropriate Effusion of Unprofitable Brass Is Unceremoniously Dedicated by Ichneumon, Anxious to Instruct His Grandmothers in the Inductive Science of Sucking Eggs
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satire
"Alumni of the South: I fain would sing"
To Bourke's Statue This Appropriate Effusion of Unprofitable Brass Is Unceremoniously Dedicated by Ichneumon, Anxious to Instruct His Grandmothers in the Inductive Science of Sucking Eggs
single work
satire
"Alumni of the South: I fain would sing"
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1855...
1855
To Bourke's Statue This Appropriate Effusion of Unprofitable Brass Is Unceremoniously Dedicated by Ichneumon, Anxious to Instruct His Grandmothers in the Inductive Science of Sucking Eggs
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Epigraph: 'O wad some pow'r the giftie gie us, / To see oursels as others see us.'
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Satire in verse of Sydney society, including its personalities.
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