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Bunyip Land

CHAPTER SEVEN
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It's the law's job to put it down; but it's very slow sometimes." "But very sure, captain," said the doctor quietly.

"And when it does move it is crushing to evil-doers.

The captain is quite right, Joe, my boy," he continued, turning to me.

"We must not stir in this case.
I've heard of such atrocities before, but did not know that they were so common." "Common as blackguards," said the captain, "It's regular slavery.
There, what did I tell you, my lad ?" he continued, as he pointed to the canoes, which were returning after making a demonstration.

"These poor blacks are afraid of the guns.


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