FERN VALE
OR THE
QUEENSLAND SQUATTER.
A NOVEL.
BY COLIN MUNRO.
IN THREE VOLUMES.
VOL II.
LONDON:
T. C. NEWBY,
30 WELBECK STREET, CAVENDISH SQUARE.
MDCCCLXII.
EDINBURGH: PRINTED BY THE CALEDONIAN PRESS,
"The National Institution for Promoting the
Employment of Women in the Art of Printing."
CONTENTS.
| PAGE | ||
| CHAPTER | I | 1 |
| CHAPTER | II | 32 |
| CHAPTER | III | 48 |
| CHAPTER | IV | 77 |
| CHAPTER | V | 105 |
| CHAPTER | VI | 128 |
| CHAPTER | VII | 146 |
| CHAPTER | VIII | 180 |
| CHAPTER | IX | 205 |
| CHAPTER | X | 232 |
| CHAPTER | XI | 253 |
| CHAPTER | XII | 287 |
| CHAPTER | XIII | 325 |
CHAPTER I.
"Those fellows have been up to some mischiefI am certain," said Tom when the blacksdeparted, as described in the last chapter."I am confident my brother has not giventhem anything; and if they have got anyrations at Strawberry Hill, they must havestolen them. However, if you intend goingover to their corroboree, I'll accompany you."
"I do intend going," said John, "for I have[Pg 2]never seen th