bushman's

The bushman's keen ears warned him, and he sprang to his feet, bow and arrow in hand, the arrow fixed in the notch and the bow bending as he sprang.

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He had hair like black steel wool, worn long like a bushman's mop.

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As he neared the site of the depot he raised his voice in the long-drawn-out bushman's cry: Coo-ee, Coo-ee, and he shouted out the names of the men they had left there, Brahe, McDonough, Patton.

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The bushman's daughter is dirty yellow, like river water in flood time.

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(Hallett's) square, determined bushman's back as he jogged along in front of her, and compared it with Blake's easy, graceful, rather rakish, bearing.

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Bill's heart, like every bushman's heart, was full of that faith and devotion which passes all understanding.

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The bushman's slender equipment had been reduced to its scantiest proportions, and yet it seemed cruelty to force them to carry even those slender packs; even the canvas water-bags, dry as tinder now, hanging at their necks, were

The Moving Finger A Trotting Christmas Eve at Warwingie Lost! The Loss of the "Vanity" Dick Stanesby's Hutkeeper The Yanyilla Steeplechase A Digger's Christmas Mary Gaunt

He fingered a half-crown in his pocket, with a bushman's careless generosity.

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Ned, with his keen bushman's eyes, saw in it a stout heavy-jawed dame, large of arm and huge of bust, decked out in all the fashion, and insolent of face as one replete with that which others craved.

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Squatter's cabins were now appearing, as contrasted with the native bushman's peaked hut; sleeping-places thrown together of tin cans, boxes and jungle rubbish, many negro shanties built of

Zone Policeman 88; a close range study of the Panama canal and its workers Harry Alverson Franck 1921