The Germ Growers
THE GERM GROWERS.
An Australian Story of Adventure and Mystery.
BY
ROBERT EASTERLEY and JOHN WILBRAHAM.
"His ........
Prosequitur dictis portaque emittit eburna."
MELBOURNE:
MELVILLE, MULLEN, & SLADE.
LONDON: HUTCHINSON & CO.
1892.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
PAGE
CHAPTER I.
CHAPTER II.
CHAPTER III.
At Sea 26
CHAPTER IV.
Overland 36
CHAPTER V
PAGE
CHAPTER VI.
Left Alone 86
CHAPTER VII.
The Cars 97
CHAPTER VIII.
Signor Davelli 131
CHAPTER IX.
The Seed Beds 167
CHAPTER X.
Leäfar 202
CHAPTER XI.
Escape 233
Conclusion 267
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