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Notes
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Author's note: The book of verses which the Bread and Cheese Club here offers is its first formal, official publication of a strictly literary nature. Consisting in seven sets of verses by Club members, whose names are not unknown to readers of Australian literature, it must, of course, stand on its own merits. By this its literary worth will be measured. But, however the reader may qualitatively judge it, this will be agreed - it is an earnest and token of the purpose and province of the Bread and Cheese Club. P.I. O'Leary. Melbourne, January, 1938.
Contents
* Contents derived from the
Melbourne,
Victoria,:Bread and Cheese Club
, 1939 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- "How soft are the neighbours, they no more complain" The Prince has Been into the Lanei"How soft are the neighbors, they no more complain", single work poetry
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