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| | The Book of the Bush |
 | | A continent, with its adjacent islands, was practically vacant, inhabited only by that unearthly animal the kangaroo, and by fl savages, who had not even invented the bow and arrow, never built a hut or cultivated a yard of land. |
 | | She was the first vessel that was piloted up the channel to Port Albert in Gippsland, to take in a cargo of fat cattle, and when she arrived there on August 3rd, 1842, the litany of the mate was still distinctly legible. |
 | | Jackson was in want of some ready money, so he directed his hired man to steal three of his horses in the dead of night, take them to Chicago, sell them to the highest bidder, find out where the highest bidder lived, and then return with the cash to Joliet. |
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