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“For Australia”

The Day Before I Die

The Spirits of Our Fathers

For All the Land to See

Our Mistress and Our Queen

The Gathering of the Brown-Eyed

Who’ll Wear the Beaten Colours?

Macleay Street and Red Rock Lane

The Wantaritencant

The Motor Car

Freedom on the Wallaby

Give Yourself a Show

“39”

That Great Waiting Silence

Above Crow’s Nest

To Be Amused

Australia’s Peril The Warning

The Federal City

Cypher Seven “07”

Every Man Should Have a Rifle

What Have We All Forgotten?

Since the Cities are the Cities

To Victor Daly

The Bards Who Lived at Manly

The Empty Glass

The Soul of a Poet

Divorced

And What Have You to Say

Till All the Bad Things Came Untrue

In Possum Land

The Spirits for Good

To Jack

In the Height of Fashion

The Prime of Life

My Father-in-Law and I

Johnson’s Wonder

“Bound for the Lord-Knows-Where”

The Rush to London

A Word From the Bards

The Stranded Ship (The “Vincennes”)

The Cab Lamps or, From the Lanes of ’Loo

The Bard of Furthest Out

To Show What a Man Can Do

The Lily of St Leonards

Before We Were Married

My Wife’s Second Husband

The Peace Maker

Keeping His First Wife Now

“Victor”

I’m an Older Man Than You

When Your Sins Come Home to Roost

The Muscovy Duck

For He was a Jolly Good Fellow

The Separated Women

The Bush Beyond the Range

Hannah Thomburn

A Dan Yell

Bush Hay

When Hopes Ran High

The Little Native Rose

Take It Fightin’

The Sorrows of a Simple Bard

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