The Kangaroo Hunters; Or, Adventures in the Bush

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ADVENTURES IN THE BUSH. By ANNE BOWMAN, AUTHOR OF "ESPERANZA,"

PREFACE.

CONTENTS.

THE KANGAROO HUNTERS.

CHAPTER I. The Rector and the Soldier. The Mayburn Family. A

CHAPTER II. Departure from Wendon. Embarkation in the Amoor

CHAPTER III. Melbourne. The Squatters. The Two Convicts. A

CHAPTER IV. Insubordination of the Sailors. Rapid Progress of

CHAPTER V. Afloat on an Unknown Sea. The insubordinate

CHAPTER VI. A Pleasant Resting-place. The Turtle. A Knavish

CHAPTER VII. The Results of the Expedition. The Long

CHAPTER VIII. The Launch of the Boat. An Alarming

CHAPTER IX. The Foray. Young Potatoes. More

CHAPTER X. A Total Wreck. An Unknown Coast. The Green

CHAPTER XI. The Voyage up the River. The Way to China. The

CHAPTER XII. Alligators. The Giant's Staircase. Access to a

CHAPTER XIII. Rope-making. The Cavern of Illustrations. Ruth

CHAPTER XIV. Rambles through the Caves. Fairy Bower. A Rough

CHAPTER XV. The Tea-Shrub. Another Canoe. A Skirmish with the

CHAPTER XVI. The Mother and Child. The Interior of the

CHAPTER XVII. The Dangerous Pass. The Coupled Travellers. The

CHAPTER XVIII. The Tunnel through the Mountains. The Chase of

CHAPTER XIX. A Cache . The Black Forest. A Site for the

CHAPTER XX. The Reservoir. The Rains. The Native

CHAPTER XXI. The Approach to the Prison. Baldabella's

CHAPTER XXII. Peter's last Stratagem. Firing the

CHAPTER XXIII. A Bark Sledge. The Friendly Tribe. The Wild

CHAPTER XXIV. The Dry Wilderness. Despair. The Coming-down of

CHAPTER XXV. Boat-building again. Unlucky Ruth. The Woods on

CHAPTER XXVI. The Search for the Lost. The

CHAPTER XXVII. The Eagle's Eyrie. The Chaotic Solitude

CHAPTER XXVIII. The Cookery disturbed. A Signal-rocket. A

CHAPTER XXIX. A Seasonable Supply. Visitors in the

CHAPTER XXX. A Proposal of Marriage. Bill's Rejection and

CHAPTER XXXI. The Sentinels in the Trees. The End of Bill the

CHAPTER XXXII. Travellers' Wonders. The Detective Force. A

CHAPTER XXXIII. A Chase over the Mountains. The Frightful End

CHAPTER XXXIV. The Comforts of Civilization. Susan Raine. The

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Or, Adventures in the Bush

Author: Anne Bowman

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