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This piece of passionate prose makes a plea for the 'youngest nation' and 'oldest land on earth' to 'realize with sympathy the existence of life in nature other than our own'; to 'preserve the quaint denizens of our forests'; and to be mindful of the detrimental effects of the 'extermination' of the native marsupials.
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The School Paper for Grades VII and VIII, February, 1925, acknowledges the author of this prose piece as A. L. G. (q.v.), and notes publication in The Argus (n.d.). It is possible that A. L. G. is Adam Lindsay Gordon (q.v.).
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