Chapter III: Part II: The Golden Graveyard

The Chinaman’s Ghost.

The Loaded Dog.

Poisonous Jimmy Gets Left.

I. Dave Regan’s Yarn.

II. Told by One of the Other Drovers.

The Ghostly Door.

A Wild Irishman.

The Babies in the Bush.

A Bush Dance.

The Buck-Jumper.

Jimmy Grimshaw’s Wooing.

At Dead Dingo.

Telling Mrs Baker.

A Hero in Dingo-Scrubs.

The Little World Left Behind.

The Never-Never Country.

ON THE TRACK

by Henry Lawson

CONTENTS

Preface

ON THE TRACK

The Songs They used to Sing

A Vision of Sandy Blight

Andy Page's Rival

The Iron-Bark Chip

“Middleton's Peter”

The Mystery of Dave Regan

Mitchell on Matrimony

Mitchell on Women

No Place for a Woman

Mitchell's Jobs

Bill, the Ventriloquial Rooster

Bush Cats

Meeting Old Mates

Two Larrikins

Mr. Smellingscheck

“A Rough Shed”

Payable Gold

An Oversight of Steelman's

How Steelman told his Story

About the author

OVER THE SLIPRAILS

By Henry Lawson

CONTENTS

Preface

OVER THE SLIPRAILS

The Shanty-Keeper's Wife

A Gentleman Sharper and Steelman Sharper

An Incident at Stiffner's

The Hero of Redclay

The Darling River

A Case for the Oracle

A Daughter of Maoriland

New Year's Night

Black Joe

They Wait on the Wharf in Black

Seeing the Last of You

Two Boys at Grinder Brothers'

The Selector's Daughter

Mitchell on the “Sex” and Other “Problems”

The Master's Mistake

The Story of the Oracle

About the author:

CHILDREN OF THE BUSH

By Henry Lawson

CONTENTS

SEND ROUND THE HAT

THAT PRETTY GIRL IN THE ARMY

“LORD DOUGLAS”

THE BLINDNESS OF ONE-EYED BOGAN

TWO SUNDOWNERS

A SKETCH OF MATESHIP

ON THE TUCKER TRACK: A STEELMAN STORY

A BUSH PUBLICAN'S LAMENT

THE SHEARER'S DREAM

THE LOST SOULS' HOTEL

THE BOOZERS' HOME

THE SEX PROBLEM AGAIN

THE ROMANCE OF THE SWAG

“BUCKOLTS' GATE”