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'Bushranger' is another word of the same derivation, which it is needless to explain.
Town Life in Australia Richard Ernest Nowell Twopeny 1886
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"Bushranger" name with which it has won four Big Bash titles and competed in the inaugural Champions League on the international stage.
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"Bushranger" name with which it has won four Big Bash titles and competed in the inaugural Champions League on the international stage.
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"Bushranger" name with which it has won four Big Bash titles and competed in the inaugural Champions League on the international stage.
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"Bushranger" name with which it has won four Big Bash titles and competed in the inaugural Champions League on the international stage.
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Wang had its own bushranger, though, in the shape of Harry Powers, who was nicknamed the "Gentleman Bushranger."
Even in a little thing gillpolack 2009
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Wang had its own bushranger, though, in the shape of Harry Powers, who was nicknamed the "Gentleman Bushranger."
gillpolack: You need more bushrangers to vote for. gillpolack 2009
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Harry Powers was known as the Gentleman Bushranger because he wore good, sober clothes, and used very little violence, unlike his protege, young Ned.
gillpolack: You need more bushrangers to vote for. gillpolack 2009
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Jackey Jackey kissed ladies courteously and Harry Powers was called the Gentleman Bushranger.
gillpolack: You need more bushrangers to vote for. gillpolack 2009
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Jackey Jackey kissed ladies courteously and Harry Powers was called the Gentleman Bushranger.
Even in a little thing gillpolack 2009
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