The Parson's Dog single work   short story   humour  
Issue Details: First known date: 1966... 1966 The Parson's Dog
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  • Editor's note: From The Solitary Pedestrian (1918).

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    y separately published work icon The Heather in the South : A Scottish-Australian Entertainment Bill Wannan (editor), Melbourne : Lansdowne , 1966 Z18831 1966 anthology short story prose poetry biography ''The influence of the Scots on Australian life has been profound.  From the time the first Scottish settlers and convicts arrived in Australia early governors, explorers, eminent churchmen, artists, poets and novelists, bushrangers, prospectors and farmers have all played significant roles.  And consequently, a certain "Scottish quality" has woven its way into Australian life and lore.'' (Publication summary) Melbourne : Lansdowne , 1966 pg. 162-163
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