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How Michael's intended, Katherine, goes to England and thence to Australia where she is ruined. And how Michael dreams three times of finding gold in Australia and follows his dreams to the Victorian diggings. (PB)
A bereaved husband meets an old acquaintance in an unspecified city. The acquaintance is a Rosicrucian who takes him through an ordeal with spirits and demons that he may see his wife again. The husband is determined to learn more but dies on the voyage. Supposedly a manuscript found on the unidentified body of a gentleman passenger died on the SS Tyre between Alexandria and Smyrna. Found by Henry Lloyd, M. D. (PB)
On the discomforts and vulgarities of stage life for a respectable but poor vain and untalented young woman. Set in an Australian city, the moral tales refers briefly to the advice columns of the Journal. (PB)
Moral tale on the decline of an unloving wife through her husband's absence, her visit to a fortune teller, her search for a new husband and subsequent desertion. (PB)
Humorous tale of the results of advertising for housework or teaching in return for lodgings, by a lady. Several references to the Australian Journal are included. Lively. (PB)