The Fighting Rach No anesthetic for a brave man
A narrator recalls his father facing a burglar, a dangerous gumboil and an upcoming operation. Doctor Smith arrives with cheer and steady hands while the father insists on no anesthetic. The tale ends with the father planning a Scottish golf trip, claiming men must have more nerve than women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thiennia
Faye Lavine
Ianyane Puolicien
Sapphnie Tits
Theo
Wwe
Smith
Father
Doctor Smith
Doctora
Joker
Carder
Mr. Banks
Mr. Twaks
Father Hove
Mother
Cook
Fingo
Scotland
Linabling
Tully
Wits
Canbien Ruth
Gandom
Vonntiis Tulad Westie
Peery
Piiotim
Kome
Geoten Uhone
Perenna
The Football Debate in Personal Reverie and Play
A reflective monologue on watching football, recalling players and matches, praising athletic skill and gladiatorial spirit. The narrator contrasts personal memories with broader themes of teamwork, loyalty, and the social drama surrounding the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biowlly
Tony
Jurfeet Ag
Also Mentioned on This Page
Luther
Adelaide
C. Smith
John St
North Fremantle
Tay
High Street
Fremantle
Fremantle Sewerage
F. Instone & Co
Essex St
Avi
Eree Stores
W.A. Government
jAgents Eastern Staten and
Goldfelds
Diamond Baggage Express
Packenham
Oppostte
Tol
Wellington
Central
J. Bell
LMSC
Puneet Reowuness
Eremanites
Tasmania
CS Plan Het Sth
W.W. Smith
Chae
Cpinn S$, Co. Nzy
Hotel Orient
J. Monaghan
Coolgardie
His Majesty’s Hotel
Anp
James Moylan
Dave Mulcahy
Oddfellows
Bremantle Oval
Danity
Newcastle
CLUB
HOZEL
R. McMahon
Gornor Market
Sineet A South Theol
P. & C. Hotel
P. Reichardt
Tui
Yok
AL By
Foe M. Hinbah Cbe
Athe Aehstow Lund Fab Mee Dynes Mientat
Beaconsfield
E. Herlihy
Castlemaine
Federal Hotel
Edgar H. Fiedler
Witoi Bethe
Phony
Packennam Mind Leake
Nesebs
T. Stack
Freemasons
Gimurantee 1
Swan Castlemaine
Union Boer
Oceanic Hotel
Collie and
Packenham Streets
Jack Visser