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  2. THE FOREIGN NOBLEMAN.

    1. On hot wind days he would take him out into 'the back garden and make him. fold himself in a roll of Geelong flannel. Then he would tantalise him. by eating strawberries and cream before his very eyes ; and if the unhappy nobleman remonstrated, he would ask him "where HIS conscience was 2. One day he tried to escape. His gaoler had gone down to the House to more some motion about " relations with a foreign ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. WORTHY OF KEN.

    THE following correspondence has been placed in our hands by a Secret Contributor, we being under solemn promise not to disclose his name:— Advertiser Office. Geelong. ...

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