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Publication notes [The Bulletin Reciter]

19 September 2012 · Leave a Comment

[Editor: These publication notes were published in The Bulletin Reciter, 1901.]

[Publication notes]

The contents of this Book were originally published in THE
BULLETIN. The following verses have been republished —

“Off the Grass” (p.7), “How We Won the Ribbon” (p.183), “A Scotch Night” (p.232) in FAIR GIRLS AND GRAY HORSES: WITH OTHER VERSES ; Sydney, The Bulletin Newspaper Company, Limited, 1898.

“What the Bottle Said” (p. 123) in THE WAYS OF MANY WATERS ; Sydney, The Bulletin Newspaper Company, Limited, 1899.

“The Anarchist” (p.128) in MAORILAND : AND OTHER VERSES ; Sydney, The Bulletin Newspaper Company, Limited, 1899.

“The Road to Wyoming” (p.145) in STARLIGHT SONGS ; London, Kegan, Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., Ltd., 1895.

“Bashful Gleeson” (p. 166) in RHYMES FROM THE MINES AND OTHER LINES ; Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1896.

“Skeeta” (p.170) in Where THE DEAD MEN LIE, AND OTHER VERSES ; Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1897.

“The Currency Lass” (p.176) in THE CIRCLING HEARTHS ; Sydney, The Bulletin Newspaper Company, Limited, 1901.

“The Tugs of Simpsonville” (p.193), “The Bush Missionary” (p.218), in HITS ! SKITS ! AND JINGLES ! Sydney, The Bulletin Newspaper Company, Limited, 1899.

“Faces in the Street” (p.213) in A GOLDEN SHANTY ; Sydney, The Bulletin Newspaper Company, Limited, 1890. Also in IN THE DAYS WHEN THE WORLD WAS WIDE AND OTHER VERSES ; Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1896.

“The Last Bullet” (p.221) in A GOLDEN SHANTY ; Sydney, The Bulletin Newspaper Company, Limited : also (as “Virginius”) in HOW HE DIED AND OTHER POEMS ; Sydney, Turner and Henderson, 1887.

Copyright 1901, by The Bulletin Newspaper Company, Limited.



Source:
A.G. Stephens (editor). The Bulletin Reciter: A Collection of Verses for Recitation from “The Bulletin” [1880-1901], The Bulletin Newspaper Company, Sydney, 1902 [first published 1901], page vi

Filed Under: chapters Tagged With: SourceArchiveOrg, The Bulletin Reciter (1901), year1901

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