The Graven Image : A Tale of Two Hemispheres /
E.W. Hornung's first book, A Bride from the Bush, was greeted with acclaim in 1890. The critics were delighted by its freshness and originality but puzzled at having to wait until 1893 for a sequel. It may have seemed that the novelist was resting on his laurels. But "Willie" Hornung...
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Baltimore, Maryland :
Project Muse,
2016
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| Ráidu: | 1880-1920 British authors series ;
no. 31. Book collections on Project MUSE. |
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Sisdoallologahallan:
- Introduction
- part one
- I. A false prophet
- II. Jeanette
- III. Femina Furens
- IV. "Sudden death"
- V. The graven image
- part two
- I. Young Australia
- II. Too highly strung
- III. "Bushed"
- IV. Appreciation
- V. Mail day
- VI. An important surrender
- VII. A bushman's fancy
- VIII. Henry Flood
- X. Two girls together
- Afterword.