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1 y separately published work icon Two Loves Marie Van Brakkel , Sydney : Beatty, Richardson , 1921 Z1459272 1921 single work novel romance
1 y separately published work icon Nancy's Story Marie Van Brakkel , Sydney : Beatty, Richardson , 1921 Z1459269 1921 single work novel romance A 'domestic novel, narrating the upbringing of a girl born out of wedlock, who is led to believe her mother has married again. Her schooling in Sydney is detailed. The comes marriage which brings a sheaf of problems' (Miller)
1 2 y separately published work icon Five Corners Dowell O'Reilly , Sydney : Dowell O'Reilly , 1920 Z816679 1920 selected work short story A collection of thirteen short stories. A number of the stories have related thematic content. 'Immortales', 'Bulldogs', 'Mrs. Callaghan', and 'Crows' are listed on the contents page under the title 'Out West'. 'Percy' and 'Horror' are listed under the title 'Ancestors'.
1 y separately published work icon Some Adventures of the New Guinea Guard J. Andrews , Sydney : James Andrews , 1916 Z814883 1916 selected work poetry
1 2 y separately published work icon Tears and Triumph Dowell O'Reilly , Lindfield : Dowell O'Reilly , 1913 Z148640 1913 single work novel E. Morris Miller and Frederick Macartney's Australian Literature : A Bibliography to 1938 Extended To 1950 (1956): 366 describes the work as follows: 'In a kind of literary counterpoint, it interweaves with a woman's love-story the listener's reflections, which, wittily whimsical, trace the evolution of the maternal instinct and the emergence of the modern conception of womanhood.' H.M. Green's A History of Australian Literature Pure And Applied (1961): 672 says the novel 'begins as the story of a lonely and unhappy wife in a bush suburb, as told to a stranger in whom the 'predatory male' is subdued by sympathy and understanding; but it is shot through at intervals with a poetico-philosophic fantasy on the nature of woman and her destiny to sacrifice herself to the needs of the race.'
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