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The Drover's Wife

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Louise H

 

Date added:

June 23, 2015

 

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University

 

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B

 

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Although she is tired, she stays away to make sure that none of her children are attacked. Her willingness to keep the place in order is nothing short of amazing. She has fought off bushfires and floods just so they do not lose their possessions. Her determination to keep the place the same as when her husband left is also to be admired...
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She has fought off bushfires and floods just so they do not lose their possessions. Her determination to keep the place the same as when her husband left is also to be admired. The fact that she only has her 4 children to socialise with is something that I pity about her. She has no other adult company within reach...
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