The Rider of Waroona - G. Firth Scott

Globe:—"Mr. Firth Scott writes a straightforward, vigorous style, and has a keen eye for effective incident."

World:—"Deserves grateful recognition by lovers of tales well told."

Scotsman:—"Characteristically Australian."

Morning Post:—"The story of Australian settlement is of enthralling interest."

Saturday Review:—"This interesting and instructive book is very pleasant reading."

Literary World:—"Mr. Firth Scott's stories are, alternately imbued with rare glamour and realism. In either atmosphere he is entertaining, and in both convincing."

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I	Crotchety Dudgeon	[9]
II	The Riddle	[21]
III	Disappeared	[34]
IV	Durham's Surmise	[44]
V	Mrs. Burke's Presentiment	[58]
VI	The Face at the Window	[79]
VII	Snared	[93]
VIII	The Note that Failed	[103]
IX	Dudgeon's Hospitality	[118]
X	"Fooled"	[133]
XI	Mrs. Burke's Rebuff	[156]
XII	As Through a Mist	[173]
XIII	Revenge is Sweet	[191]
XIV	The Last Straw	[211]
XV	The Rider's Scorn	[227]
XVI	Love's Conquest	[244]
XVII	Dudgeon Proposes	[265]
XVIII	Unmasked	[286]
XIX	The Ashes of Silence	[307]

CONTENTS