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TO JEANIE LANG, LARRA
Dear Jeanie,
For you, far away on the other side of the world, I made this little tale of our own country. Your father and I have dug for treasure in the Camp of Rink, with our knives, when we were boys. We did not find it: the story will tell you why.
Are there Fairies as well as Bunyips in Australia? I hope so.
Yours always,
WHUPPITY STOORIE’S SONG IN THIS TALE IS BY THE AUTHOR’S FRIEND, F. De Q. M.
CONTENTS
THE GOLD OF FAIRNILEE
CHAPTER I.—The Old House
CHAPTER II.—How Randal’s Father Came Home
CHAPTER III.—How Jean was brought to Fairnlee
CHAPTER IV.—Randal and Jean.
CHAPTER V.—The Good Folk
CHAPTER VI.—The Wishing Well
CHAPTER VII.—Where is Randal?
CHAPTER VIII.—The Ill Years
CHAPTER IX.—The White Roses
CHAPTER X.—Out of fairyland
CHAPTER XI.—The Fairy Bottle
CHAPTER XII.—At the Catrail
CHAPTER XIII.—The Gold of Fairnilee.
Illustrations
Frontispiece
Chapter One
Chapter Two
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Chapter Three
Page 248
Chapter Four
Tracks of Hare and Fox
Page 254
Chapter Five
Chapter Six
Page 265
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Chapter Seven
Chapter Eight
Page 281
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Chapter Nine
Page 287
Chapter Ten
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Chapter Eleven
Page 298
Chapter Twelve
Chapter Thirteen
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THE GOLD OF FAIRNILEE
