The tale of the bather who couldn’t bathe
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The tale of the unfortunate letter
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The tale of the student in a bind
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The tale of the herbalist
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The tale of the naughty comic books
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The tale of the parsimonious pearler
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The tale of the driverless tram
The tale of a motorman for the Auckland Electric Tramway Company.
The tale of the trickster tippler
At the end of a hard day's work, most Australians like to kick back with a beer or two, or may be a soothing scotch and soda.
The tale of the lawyer who leaped
Despite being the middle of summer, Saturday the 13th of January 1951 was a blustery day – too blustery for yachts to return safely to Fremantle from Rottnest.
The tale of the ditch
Douglas Stuart Wylie may have been a little over protective of his rubber plantation near the village of Sangara east of Kokoda in Papua New Guinea.
The tale of the prohibited passenger
Dirk Schuiling was a young Dutch entomology student with an adventurous streak.
The tale of the burning bag
A typical January day dawned hot in busy Fremantle harbour where the SS Panamanian was loading flour for Ceylon.
The tale of the hungry horses
It was a hot February day in 1914 and by nine o’clock in the evening, Mr McLarty’s team of cart horses had had enough.
The tale of the superior Shamrock whiskey
This is a story of Irish whiskey. You can tell that because of the ‘e’.
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