local news · 1888
The text describes a dramatic encounter involving characters named Rob and Mr. Godkin, featuring swordplay, a horse, and a lake, possibly continuing a serialized story.
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PersonRob
PersonTom
PersonJ. S. Butter
PlaceNew York
PlaceEngland
PlaceMelbourne
RoleSergeant
Rolemagistrate
Rolecaptain
Locationcolony
The Nathalia Herald, No. 251, 1888-11-22.
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