Description of the Book

The general opinion of those who felt called to give it was that Scrubby Corner’s Steve Brown “wasn’t ten”. If a traveler, a shepherd, or his flock is lost, Steve, after a long and hard search, is usually the first man to meet the missing animals, provided that the reward is great. the gift of discovery, the owner is not loved or trusted.

Those who do not show mercy, especially those who have such feelings to force, will continue to show that no one knows where to find them and who is hiding. A new tarp to a pair of hobbles, with the requisite wisdom for going out on a fifty-mile circuit from the Browns’ residence. Suspicious, cunning and unscrupulous, able by some kind of instinct to detect signs and animals, it is a perfect example of the worst type of Australian society, and only those who have encountered it can imagine what that means.

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About the Author

Barry was born in Torquay, Devonshire, England, in 1850. His parents died when he was young, and he went to sea at the age of 13 after agreeing to his stewardship and serving as a merchantman for 12 years.

Starting with a mate’s certificate, Barry came to Australia in the 1870s, and after working in the gold mines in Queensland, spent a few years as a rancher, ranger, and station manager. He returned to sailing life around 1877 off the east coast of Australia for about two years. Then he returned to the land as a supervisor and station manager.

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