10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THE DEAD HEART»
Discover the use of
the Dead Heart in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
the Dead Heart and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Dead Heart: a Tale of
the Bastille. [Founded Upon Watts ...
TOUPET'S PERQUISITE . . . . XXXII. THE DEsTIxY OF THE DEAD HEART . XXXIII
. AWAY FROM DANGER . . . . XXXIV. CONCLUSION . . . . PAGE 148 157 169 178
187 193 201 209 234 244 256 264 277 287 293 300 309 THE DEAD HEART 3 ...
3
Crossing
the Dead Heart
This is a great Australian story of enterprise, scientific investigation, determination and human courage.
Cecil Thomas Madigan, 1946
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A Perverse History of
the Human
Heart
Upon receipt of the heart, Ghismonda puts it to her lips; she kisses the dead heart
an infinite number of times and prepares for her death. And then, the lady, having
wept as much as seemed fit to her, raised her head and drying her eyes, said, ...
5
Sand Swimmers: The Secret Life of Australia's Dead Heart
Factual child's picture book.
6
Music and Solidarity: Questions of Universality, ...
Elizabeth Bowen Somewhere in the last century1 white Australia developed the
phrase and notion of “The Dead Heart.” It was used to describe the arid interior of
the country, which is anything but dead. At the centre stands Uluru, the great ...
Felicity Laurence, Olivier Urbain, 1999
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The Dead Heart of Australia: A Journey Around Lake Eyre in ...
CHAPTER X THE DEAD HEART OF AUSTRALIA Now reigns the blazing furnace
of full noon. Rodkn Noel. The objects of the expedition to Lake Eyre were to
secure a collection of the fossils of that area, to determine with greater precision
the ...
John Walter Gregory, 1906
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Creatures We Dream of Knowing: Stories of Our Life Together
The disrespect, the sacrilege, in this human's heart spurred me on to fly up in the
air after the human, even though the darkness in this mammoth cave still half
blinded me. So closely attuned was I to the dead heart of Theravin that I knew
how ...
9
Virtual Voyages: Travel Writing and
the Antipodes, 1605-1837
In the 1890s and in the early twentieth century, there was a proliferation of 'lost
race' romances, to which the imaginary voyage discussed in this chapter was a
precursor.94 In J. W. Gregory's The Dead Heart of Australia (1906),95 the heart ...
Paul Longley Arthur, 2010
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Boom and Bust: Bird Stories for a Dry Country
National Museum of Australia Press: Canberra. There is currently no direct
evidence for human occupation of the Lake Eyre region before about 20 000
years ago. Gregory JW (1906) The Dead Heart of Australia. John Murray: London
, p. 151.
Libby Robin, Robert Heinsohn, Leo Joseph, 2009
