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... a commissioned officer in the army. There are doctors, • and lawyers, and sometimes parsons, if not quite as plenty as blackberries, yet very fairly sprinkled through the working hands on a Victorian squatting station. The minister's work would be to ...

... on this subject, either for himself or for anybody else, it is contained in an old Act of Parliament, and lies thick as blackberries” in various volumes on the shelves of the library. Mr. Lewis did not want information,but wanted brass nail on which to ...

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