The Man From Snowy River and Other Verses

By

Andrew Barton Patterson, (The Banjo)

With Preface by Rolf Boldre Wood

1911

 

 

ASCII Text obtained from

Project Gutenberg:

http://www.promo.net/pg

 

 

Translated in to Grade II Braille

By

Mike Keithley

Mountain View, California

November 2000

 

 

Table of Contents

 

 

Title:

 

Back Cover:

 

Preface

 

Prelude

 

Contents

 

The Man from Snowy River

 

Old Pardon, the Son of Reprieve

 

Clancy of the Overflow

 

Conroy's Gap:

 

Our New Horse

 

An Idyll of Dandaloo

 

The Geebung Polo Club

 

The Travelling Post Office

 

Saltbush Bill

 

A Mountain Station

 

Been There Before

 

The Man Who Was Away

 

The Man from Ironbark

 

The Open Steeplechase

 

The Amateur Rider

 

On Kiley's Run

 

Frying Pan's Theology

 

The Two Devines

 

In the Droving Days

 

Lo/

 

Over the Range

 

Only a Jockey

 

How M'Ginnis Went Missing

 

A Voice from the Town

 

A Bunch of Roses

 

Black Swans

 

The All Right Un

 

The Boss of the 'Admiral Lynch

 

A Bushman's Song

 

How Gilbert Died

 

The Flying Gang

 

Shearing at Castlereagh

 

The Wind's Message

 

Johnson's Antidote

 

Ambition and Art

 

The Daylight is Dying

 

In Defence of the Bush

 

Last Week

 

Those Names

 

A Bush Christening

 

How the Favourite Beat Us

 

The Great Calamity

 

Come-by-Chance

 

Under the Shadow of Kiley's Hill

 

Jim Carew

 

The Swagman's Rest

 

 

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