Summary

Ralph Stock,  The Pyjama Man (Ainslee's, 1913… (1913)

“ A few hours later Stone came upon Sprague stretching a wallaby skin on the wall of camp No. 4.
Their meeting was as demonstrative as Anglo-Saxons usually allow such things to be.
“Come into the smoking room,” said Sprague, “and help yourself to the whisky and soda.”
Stone seated himself on a packing case, and allowed his pale-blue eyes to wander over the mural decorations.
“First and foremost,” he drawled, “I want to tell you that you may think you're a cow-puncher—or its Australian equivalent—but you're not. You're a dramatist, with a play on Broadway that's making things hum.
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