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Christmas Eve on one of the largest colonial goldfields, and two English gentlemen and a friend exchange idle chatter and a tale of a grief-stricken German mother. (PB)
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Also, 'Christmas Day in the Swell Tent, being a Sequel to Christmas Eve in the Swell Tent', 9:110 (July 1874) 622 - 623: 'A burnt Christmas dinner, some argument and an unkind practical joke.' (PB)
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