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[Info-gne] poignancy proletariat


From: Esther Blevins
Subject: [Info-gne] poignancy proletariat
Date: Fri, 4 Aug 2006 13:50:03 -0400

He glanced at Berrysideways now and then and reached for the bottle. He hung back from the riotous comradeship of the camps and the pubsand was lonely. Hebought the drink and hastened to excuse himself. He turned against his mate and helped the policecatch him. Ah yes, how many blokes did you saywere in the camp? InDoyles hotel in Kalgoorlie one night a miner from Waterfallrecognized him. He turned against his mate and helped the policecatch him. InDoyles hotel in Kalgoorlie one night a miner from Waterfallrecognized him. Apatch of hessian covered the seat of his trousers. He had expected Berry to protest, as of old, against his threats,as though they were real ones. Larry passed dried-up waterholes where the bonesof cattle and sheep were feet deep. The grey was spreading in his beard, the weight ofinvisible burdens was stooping his shoulders. Berry saddled his horseand overtook him a few miles along the road. It must be thirty years close on since Iset eyes on ye face to face. The knowledge that he had done a dirty trick aggravated his senseof Harriets treachery. Berry saddled his horseand overtook him a few miles along the road. We been mates long enough for a manto show interest. Something had happened tochange the whole direction of his life, or so he thought. The most obvious way to get at him was through hismoney, but Cash was cunning. His old mandamn near owns Waterfall and here he is on wages. Wandering slowly north where the tug-tug-tugging in his breast drewhim, he came to Pykes Crossing. James had a brief struggle and got his wooden _expression_ on. Larry moved away, stabbed the trusses and slung them into the loftin a hurry to be done. A Cabell came over with the Conqueror, Jamess cousin, DavidCabell, told them proudly. As her legs vanished intothe loft they kicked the ladder away. Her father was downin the paddock mending the fence, her mother singing in thekitchen. He tramped to the coast and back to the west and down to the coastonce more. Itlooks like another Tichborne Case, my dear. Her heavy, almoststupid face, made a strange contrast with his, deeply lined by hisself-obsession. We get more than a bellyful of it from Dad. So Harriet must be wrong, and right and honour must be all on hisside. You werescared of my old man and left your mates in the lurch.

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