From : Between Two Tides extract   poetry   "Her head was bent, her loose hair wet with crying"
Issue Details: First known date: 1953... 1953 From : Between Two Tides
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Author note: After the murder of Tubou Niua by Finau's agents, Will Mariner, called Toki by the Tongans, finds the girl Laifotu.
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y separately published work icon Between Two Tides i "A man growing old in London; not so old", Robert D. FitzGerald , Sydney : Halstead Press , 1952 Z247068 1952 single work poetry Long narrative poem that 'relates and discusses the life and exploits of Will Mariner , a young sailor on the privateer Port au Prince, which was attacked and burned by Tongan natives in 1806 (Oxford Companion to Australian Literature).
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