Rhymes from the mines, (Famous Australian poetry classics)
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Rhymes from the Mines (1973)
EN PB USISBN: 9780909950354 bzw. 0909950350, in Englisch, Jack Pollard Pty Ltd, Taschenbuch, gebraucht.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Revival Books Ltd [50604927], Rossendale, LANCS, United Kingdom.
Good clean condition book. Light shelfwear to covers and tan to textblock edge else fine. Content clear throughout. Good condition is defined as: a copy that has been read but remains in clean condition. All of the pages are intact and the cover is intact and the spine may show signs of wear. The book may have minor markings which are not specifically mentioned. Most items will be dispatched the same or the next working day.
Good clean condition book. Light shelfwear to covers and tan to textblock edge else fine. Content clear throughout. Good condition is defined as: a copy that has been read but remains in clean condition. All of the pages are intact and the cover is intact and the spine may show signs of wear. The book may have minor markings which are not specifically mentioned. Most items will be dispatched the same or the next working day.
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Rhymes from the mines, (Famous Australian poetry classics) (1973)
EN PB USISBN: 9780909950354 bzw. 0909950350, in Englisch, 176 Seiten, Jack Pollard, Taschenbuch, gebraucht.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Usually ships in 1-2 business days.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Revival Books UK.
CONTENTS TO THE MEN OF THE MINES We specked as boys o’er worked-out ground THE OLD WHIM HORSE He’s an old grey horse, with his head bowed sadly, CLEANING UP When the horse has been unharnessed and we’ve flushed the old machine, THE RESCUE There’s a sudden, fierce clang of the knocker, then the sound of a voice in the shaft, BASHFUL GLEESON From her home beyond the river in the parting of the hills, THE WORKED-OUT MINE On summer nights when moonbeams flow GERMAN JOE Skirting the swamp and the tangled scrub, WAITING FOR WATER ‘Twas old Flynn, the identity, told us, WHEN BROTHER PEETREE PRAYED ‘Twas a sleepy little chapel by a wattled hill erected, THE OLD CAMP-OVEN We don’t keep a grand piano in our hut beside the creek, WHEN THE BELL BLEW UP ‘That’s the boiler at the Bell, mates! Tumble out, Ned, neck and crop-- THE TRUCKER If you want a game to tame you and to take your measure in, ‘STOP-AND-SEE’ I’m stewing in a brick-built town; IN ‘THE BENEVOLENT’ I’m off on the wallaby,’ cries old Ben, JONAH’S LUCK Out of luck, mate? Have a liquor. Hang it, where’s the use complaining? NIGHT SHIFT ‘Hello! that’s the whistle, be moving A FRIENDLY GAME OF FOOTBALL We were challenged by the Dingoes-- they’re the pride of Squatter’s Gap--. THE TALE OF STEVEN ‘Tis the tale of Simon Steven, braceman at the Odd-and-Even, THE FOSSICKER A straight old fossicker was Lanky Mann, THE TIN-POT MILL Quite a proud and happy man is Finn the packer A POOR JOKE ‘No, you can’t count me in, boys; I’m off it-- ‘BREAKING IT GENTLY’ All was up with Richard Tanner-- STRUCK IT AT LAST He was almost blind, and wasted THE PROSPECTORS When the white sun scorches the fair, green land in the rage of his fierce desires, PETER SIMSON’S FARM Simson settled in the timber when his arm was strong and true SINCE NELLIE CAME TO LIVE ALONG THE CREEK My hut is built of stringy-bark, the window’s calico, THE FREAK Just beyond All Alone, going back IN TOWN Out of work and out of money-out of friends that means, you bet THE DESERTED HOMESTEAD Past a dull, grey plain where a world- old grief seems to brood o’er the silent land, A NEW GIRL UP AT WHITE’S There’s a fresh track down the paddock WHOSE WIFE ‘Harry! What, that yourself, back to old Vic., man, BATTERED BOB He was working on a station in the Western when I knew him, THE SPLITTER In the morn when the keen blade bites the tree, TO THE THEORETICAL SELECTOR Would you be the King, the strong man, first in council and in toil, BULLOCKY BILL From a river siding, the railway town, THE DROVERS IN REPLY We are wondering why those fellows who are writing cheerful ditties THE SHANTY There are tracks through the scrub, there’s a track down the hill, AH LING, THE LEPER Up a dark and fetid alley, where the offal and the slime THE EMU OF WHROO We’ve a tale to tell you of a spavined emu More Reading: Other Books by Edward Dyson by ADB Publishing (The Original) “Hello, Soldier!” Khaki Verse (The Original) Below and on Top and Other Stories (The Original) Benno and Some of the Push (The Original) Fact'ry 'Ands (The Original) In the Roaring Fifties (The Original) Rhymes from the Mines (1896) (This Book) (The Original) The Gold Stealers (The Original) The Golden Shanty (1929) (The Original) The Missing Link , Paperback, Label: Jack Pollard, Jack Pollard, Product group: Book, Published: 1973, Studio: Jack Pollard.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Revival Books UK.
CONTENTS TO THE MEN OF THE MINES We specked as boys o’er worked-out ground THE OLD WHIM HORSE He’s an old grey horse, with his head bowed sadly, CLEANING UP When the horse has been unharnessed and we’ve flushed the old machine, THE RESCUE There’s a sudden, fierce clang of the knocker, then the sound of a voice in the shaft, BASHFUL GLEESON From her home beyond the river in the parting of the hills, THE WORKED-OUT MINE On summer nights when moonbeams flow GERMAN JOE Skirting the swamp and the tangled scrub, WAITING FOR WATER ‘Twas old Flynn, the identity, told us, WHEN BROTHER PEETREE PRAYED ‘Twas a sleepy little chapel by a wattled hill erected, THE OLD CAMP-OVEN We don’t keep a grand piano in our hut beside the creek, WHEN THE BELL BLEW UP ‘That’s the boiler at the Bell, mates! Tumble out, Ned, neck and crop-- THE TRUCKER If you want a game to tame you and to take your measure in, ‘STOP-AND-SEE’ I’m stewing in a brick-built town; IN ‘THE BENEVOLENT’ I’m off on the wallaby,’ cries old Ben, JONAH’S LUCK Out of luck, mate? Have a liquor. Hang it, where’s the use complaining? NIGHT SHIFT ‘Hello! that’s the whistle, be moving A FRIENDLY GAME OF FOOTBALL We were challenged by the Dingoes-- they’re the pride of Squatter’s Gap--. THE TALE OF STEVEN ‘Tis the tale of Simon Steven, braceman at the Odd-and-Even, THE FOSSICKER A straight old fossicker was Lanky Mann, THE TIN-POT MILL Quite a proud and happy man is Finn the packer A POOR JOKE ‘No, you can’t count me in, boys; I’m off it-- ‘BREAKING IT GENTLY’ All was up with Richard Tanner-- STRUCK IT AT LAST He was almost blind, and wasted THE PROSPECTORS When the white sun scorches the fair, green land in the rage of his fierce desires, PETER SIMSON’S FARM Simson settled in the timber when his arm was strong and true SINCE NELLIE CAME TO LIVE ALONG THE CREEK My hut is built of stringy-bark, the window’s calico, THE FREAK Just beyond All Alone, going back IN TOWN Out of work and out of money-out of friends that means, you bet THE DESERTED HOMESTEAD Past a dull, grey plain where a world- old grief seems to brood o’er the silent land, A NEW GIRL UP AT WHITE’S There’s a fresh track down the paddock WHOSE WIFE ‘Harry! What, that yourself, back to old Vic., man, BATTERED BOB He was working on a station in the Western when I knew him, THE SPLITTER In the morn when the keen blade bites the tree, TO THE THEORETICAL SELECTOR Would you be the King, the strong man, first in council and in toil, BULLOCKY BILL From a river siding, the railway town, THE DROVERS IN REPLY We are wondering why those fellows who are writing cheerful ditties THE SHANTY There are tracks through the scrub, there’s a track down the hill, AH LING, THE LEPER Up a dark and fetid alley, where the offal and the slime THE EMU OF WHROO We’ve a tale to tell you of a spavined emu More Reading: Other Books by Edward Dyson by ADB Publishing (The Original) “Hello, Soldier!” Khaki Verse (The Original) Below and on Top and Other Stories (The Original) Benno and Some of the Push (The Original) Fact'ry 'Ands (The Original) In the Roaring Fifties (The Original) Rhymes from the Mines (1896) (This Book) (The Original) The Gold Stealers (The Original) The Golden Shanty (1929) (The Original) The Missing Link , Paperback, Label: Jack Pollard, Jack Pollard, Product group: Book, Published: 1973, Studio: Jack Pollard.
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Rhymes From the Mines (1973)
EN PB USISBN: 9780909950354 bzw. 0909950350, in Englisch, Jack Pollard Pty Ltd, Taschenbuch, gebraucht.
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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Revival Books Ltd. Lancashire, Waterfoot, [RE:4].
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Paperback.
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