Tiger Attack in Barmah Jungle Recalls Narrow Escape
A first person narrative recounts a tiger encounter in Barmah with Henry Grant and Captain Lacy aiding after the beast dragged the speaker through undergrowth. The tiger seized the thigh chest and shoulder, finally releasing, with rescue by companions and natives amid a night of mourning and celebration after the incident.
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Barmah
Levnant
Swan
Ciromnstance
Hound
Grant
Lacy
Nate
Family conflict and ritual meal in a tense scene
A mother and her six year old son Pred discuss loving God and family. She leads him to a cellar where they prepare a large pan with beans, while the debate lingers on devotion and belonging within the household.
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Mamma
Fred
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Ganil
Paps
Slater
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