Gentleman George’s Last Stand in the Bush
Sergeant Sparks narrates his chase of notorious bushranger Gentleman George across Victoria. After a tense hunt from Rosewood to Toomburra, a dramatic river of courage and cunning ends with George fatally wounded by his own revolver as the Squire’s men close in. The narrator recovers, earns the reward, but yields a wary respect for the foe who chose death over capture.
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Borreder
Rosewood
B Dulles
Cardale
George
Victoria
Billabong
Victorias
Wight
Toshiman
Ahip
Sud
Leon
Foster
Asi George
Anzhow
Weill
Hong
Laylog Eix-Ahooter
Toompurra
Ingeau
Sergi Sparks
Suddun
Merton
Melbourne
Seeres
Colootss
Sparks
Teoutinard
Walt
Watarah
Thia
Lnank
Tie
Thalloow
Ike
Squire
Toomburra
Chambers
Middie Filand
Io Hold
Three Figures by Sandro Bosticelle in Death's Embrace
Fragmented lines evoke classical and religious imagery as Sandro Bosticelle’s figures, including Angles and Madonnas, confront mortality and fate. Vivid descriptors of sorrow, beauty, and divine judgment mingle with references to Orients and heavenly choruses.
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Sandro Bosticelle
Unusual Spring Tales From Santa Barbara Ostrich Farms
A humorous prose vignette visits California and Santa Barbara as winter fades into an unusual spring. The narrator details ostrich farms, outfits, and quirks, plus local anecdotes on weather, pensions, earthquakes, and fashion influenced by the West Coast climate and culture.
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Hagar W. Nye
California
San Diego
Philadelphia
Constantinople
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Owl
Mr. Togram
Opcey
Moles
Earth
Simonetta
Tam
Jan
Bill Nye
Calipornia
Bini
Lony
Santa Barbara
Do Good Society
Chase
Army
North
Carolin
America
Corral
Pervon
New York
Santa Barbera
Burnett
Coast
Pension Bureau
Harlem
Avenues AX
France
Francpaedical and Surgical Institute
Bridgeport
Sherman House
Belinive
Windour Motel
Franca
Ottaan
Lew
Scott