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Explorations in Australia

CHAPTER 4
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We talked of progress; but progress, like the philosopher's stone, could not be easily attained.

He hoped and believed the gentlemen who had been elected would do their best to try to push the colony along.

He trusted the gentlemen going into Council would not, like the French, get the colony into a hole; but, if they did, he trusted they would do their best to get it out of the hole.

What the colony looked for was, that every man who went into the Council would do his duty.

He had much pleasure in proposing the new members of Council with three times three.
Mr.Carr begged to express his thanks for the very flattering manner in which the toast of the new Council had been proposed and seconded.


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