The Night of the Storm. Chapter I.
CHAPTER I. “ONCE for all Brigitta, I will not marry Count Baldassare. Rather would I take the viel or die an old maid. If he has asked you to be his advocate, you may…
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Floods & storms, 1884
6 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers
Destructive Hail-storm
ON last Saturday afternoon, about 4 o'clock a terrific hail-storm broke over Queanbeyan The heat of the day had been intense; but early in the afternoon thunder-clouds rose in…
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THE shadows were lengthening on the following after noon when Teresa, leading little Angelo by the hand, crossed the flat timbered bridge over the stream and…
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" CIELO! how black it is,' she muttered standing at" the wide arched entrance which opened on a courtyard, stored with piles of faggots, wine vats and oil presses…
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For nearly an hour the men had been searching the hillside—among the wet and downbeaten vines, in the bare stubble-fields, and up and down the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Great Floods in Quenesland
BRISBANE, Sunday.—A great flood has occurred at Makay. The streets were flooded three feet with water, and many houses and wharves were several feet under water. Much sugar…
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