Short Prayer Composed While Travelling Citywards in a Second-Class Compartment Containing Ten Large Adults, Half-a-Dozen Assorted Children, One Hundredweight of Mixed Luggage, and the Ruins of Several Trees single work   poetry   humour   "May bunyips on those vandals sup"
Issue Details: First known date: 1924... 1924 Short Prayer Composed While Travelling Citywards in a Second-Class Compartment Containing Ten Large Adults, Half-a-Dozen Assorted Children, One Hundredweight of Mixed Luggage, and the Ruins of Several Trees
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    y separately published work icon The Bulletin vol. 45 no. 2318 17 July 1924 Z646276 1924 periodical issue 1924 pg. 17
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