Retreating one moment and advancing the following, uttering war-cries

The huge brute lashed the water into foam, and swam round and round in a

circle

"We've struck it rich, I do believe," cried the stockman

Behind the lantern came a voice that more than the lantern, or even

pistol, cowed them: "*Stop! Hands up!*" (missing from book)

The grey gums by the lonely creek

The star-crowned height,

The wind-swept plain, the dim blue peak,

The cold white light,

The solitude spread near and far

Around the camp-fire's tiny star,

The horse-bell's melody remote,

The curlew's melancholy note,

Across the night.

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