Issue Details: First known date: 1878... 1878 A Search for Fortune: the Autobiography of a Younger Son
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The hero spends some time in New South Wales, gold-digging, kangaroo-hunting, etc. 'Even when, after a time, Mr Bucknall settles his hero down to some sort of employment at a station, we hear much more of laughing kingfishers and picnic flirtations than of sheep-farming. If Victorian sheep-stations are usually like the stations of "Mannerim" sheep-farming must be a very easy vocation.'

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  • Review first appeared in The Saturday Review.

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    y separately published work icon The Sydney Mail vol. 26 no. 947 24 August 1878 Z1238997 1878 newspaper issue 1878 pg. 288
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