The Thing in the Australian Bushmen Tale
A long account recalls Wilfrid R and his unit in the Boer War. Wilfrid earns the nickname The Thing after enduring mockery and starvation, then faces captivity, a tense river crossing, and a Boer counterattack led by Commandant Harris. In the end his comrades face a grim sunrise verdict while a devout youth speaks of a manhood found.
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