Henry Lawson
Henry Lawson is too often regarded as a legend rather than a writer to be enjoyed.,In this selection John Barnes reveals Lawson not only as a writer who has delighted past generations.,His short stories, some humourous, some wry, some moving are, above all, enjoyable.,Stories include,The Drover's Wife,The Bush Undertaker,In a Dry Season,The Union Buries its Dead,Hungerford,'Rats',An Old Mate of Your Father's,Mitchell: A Character Sketch,On the Edge of a Plain,'Some Day',Shooting the Moon,Our Pipes,Bill, the Ventriloqual Rooster,The Geological Spieler,The Iron-Bark Chip,The Loaded Dog,Brighten's Sister in Law,A Double Buggy at Lahey's Creek,'Water them Geraniums',Joe Wilson's Courtship,Telling Mrs Baker,A Child in the Dark, and A Foreign Father
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The Penguin Henry Lawson Short Stories