James Henry James Henry i(A79761 works by)
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1 John Malcolm's Fortunes James Henry , 1892 single work short story romance Chums from Edinburgh University, Tom Murchison and John Malcolm (encouraged by their parents) decide to emigrate to Australia to take up a station together. Tom, the son of an Indian ex-army colonel, marries his childhood sweetheart, May and the three together with May's cousin and her solicitor husband travel to Australia. John's family are honest properous Scottish farmers but soical distinctions seems less important in this story ... (PB)
1 Dr Graeme : An Australian Story James Henry , 1891 single work novel Robert Graeme marries and then takes a job as a ship's surgeon. He deserts his wife and comes to Australia and marries Eliza, the daughter of a wealthy landowner. Eliza, neglected in the loveless marriage, starts drinking and runs off with another man. After she is deserted, she commits suicide. Robert's first wife tracks him down, and they are reunited and remain in Australia.
1 Archie Ainslie : An Australian Story James Henry , 1888 single work short story romance

Romance of the bush near Port Phillip, Victoria. Archie Ainslie, nephew of a Scottish merchant in Melbourne, works on the Hemphill Station as manager. He becomes acquainted with their neighbours, the Langleys, especially the daughter Nellie, and does what he can to mitigate the alcoholism of Mr Langley, which is encouraged by the villainous neighbour Gardner. Gardner, a fugitive thief and drover from Scotland who prospered as a squatter, himself desires to marry Nellie. Meanwhile, Archie's sister Lizzie marries her uncle's manager, John Ormiston. Archie is engaged to Nellie and they visit Melbourne for the wedding and shortly afterwards Nellie's father dies during one of his drunken spells. Gardner is drowned. Nellie and Archie marry and the rest of the tale is played out against the development of the colony through goldrushes etc. (PB)

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