Blackwood's Magazine, Volumer 251-252W. Blackwood, 1942 |
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Side 263
... told that in Lake Wellington ( the highest of the Gippsland lakes ) big trout had been known to pull under and eat young ducklings . " I've heard of pike doing that in England , " I said , " but I never heard it told of trout . " " It ...
... told that in Lake Wellington ( the highest of the Gippsland lakes ) big trout had been known to pull under and eat young ducklings . " I've heard of pike doing that in England , " I said , " but I never heard it told of trout . " " It ...
Side 278
... told that they were very bad boys indeed . It was explained to them that they were not allowed to be where they had been , and that the maximum penalty was a fine of a thousand rupees with confiscation of cargo . The former was remitted ...
... told that they were very bad boys indeed . It was explained to them that they were not allowed to be where they had been , and that the maximum penalty was a fine of a thousand rupees with confiscation of cargo . The former was remitted ...
Side 213
... told it with dignified resignation : his baby daughter was dead : - " I had a very brisk lively lassie who was a very pleasant pett to my wife and me , who fever'd with breeding teeth and dyed this same day was a fourtnight . She was a ...
... told it with dignified resignation : his baby daughter was dead : - " I had a very brisk lively lassie who was a very pleasant pett to my wife and me , who fever'd with breeding teeth and dyed this same day was a fourtnight . She was a ...
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Contents for January 1942 | 80 |
A GIPPSLAND TROUT STREAM | 236 |
AT THE HUB BY WESTON MARTYR | 434 |
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