In the Far North

In the Far North

In the Far North - 1901 Jack Barrington, nominal owner of Tinandra Downs cattle station on the...
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In the Far North

In the Far North

$106.85 $53.40

In the Far North

$106.85 $53.40
Author: Becke, Louis,1855-1913
Format: eBook
Language: English

In the Far North - 1901

Jack Barrington, nominal owner of Tinandra Downs cattle station on the Gilbert River in the far north of North Queensland, was riding slowly over his run, when, as the fierce rays of a blazing sun, set in a sky of brass, smote upon his head and shoulders and his labouring stock-horse plodded wearily homewards over the spongy, sandy soil, the lines of Barcroft Boake came to his mind, and, after he had repeated them mentally, he cursed aloud. That's where the dead men lie! Poor Boake must have thought of this God-forsaken part of an utterly God-forsaken country, I think, when he wrote 'Out where the Dead Men Lie.' For I believe that God Almighty has forgotten it! Oh for rain, rain, rain! Rain to send the Gilbert down in a howling yellow flood, and turn this blarsted spinifex waste of scorching sand and desolation into green grassand save me and the youngsters from giving it best, and going under altogether.... Boake knew this cursed country well.... I wonder if he ever 'owned' a stationone with a raging drought, a thundering mortgage, and a worrying and greedy bank sooling him on to commit suicide, or else provide rain as side issues.... I don't suppose he had a wife and children to leave to the mercy of the Australian Pastoralists' Bank. Dn and curse the Australian Pastoralists' Bank, and the drought, and this scorching sand and hateful spinifexand God help the poor cattle! ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 25059
Author: Becke, Louis
Release Date: Apr 12, 2008
Format: eBook
Language: English

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