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Soon Sarah finds herself repurposed into an apprentice drover, English-saddled and constantly addled by Drover's rough-hewn ways.
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Soon Sarah finds herself repurposed into an apprentice drover, English-saddled and constantly addled by Drover's rough-hewn ways.
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Soon Sarah finds herself repurposed into an apprentice drover, English-saddled and constantly addled by Drover's rough-hewn ways.
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Unable to awe Sally Drover's spirit, she would grow piteous.
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill Winston Churchill 1909
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Unable to awe Sally Drover's spirit, she would grow piteous.
The Inside of the Cup — Complete Winston Churchill 1909
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Unable to awe Sally Drover's spirit, she would grow piteous.
The Inside of the Cup — Volume 05 Winston Churchill 1909
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"What you need are 'Drover's Remedies,'" observed Wayward, peering at him through his spectacles; and Portlaw unsuspiciously made a memorandum of the famous live-stock and kennel panacea for future personal emergencies.
The Firing Line 1899
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There was nothing to follow but the sun and a rut that led to Kolay Drover's Hut where we set up camp.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Pam Grout 2011
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The retired Evening Mail and Daily Telegraph journalist was at Croftlands school this week to read extracts of his latest novel The Drover's Boy, and answer questions from the pupils.
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The retired Evening Mail and Daily Telegraph journalist was at Croftlands school this week to read extracts of his latest novel The Drover's Boy, and answer questions from the pupils.
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