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'Like Harpur, [Halloran] had once dreamt of fame, now thinks a poet's duty is to teach moral lessons, love of God, etc.' (Webby)
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At head of poem (in the New South Wales Magazine, or, Journal of General Politics, Literature, Science and the Arts): On reading certain beautiful lines, addressed to an 'Echo on the Banks of the Hunter,' written by Charles Harpur, and published in the Australasian Chronicle, of the 14th March, 1843.
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Author's note (in the New South Wales Magazine, or, Journal of General Politics, Literature, Science and the Arts): March 1843.
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