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 1    1,    7|       would get out at the first station.”~“Well, that is just what
 2    2,   10|         should go to Black Point Station, twenty miles further north,
 3    2,   11|    blacksmith at the Black Point Station. But he did not breathe
 4    2,   11|       blacksmith from BlackPoint Station. He was a powerful fellow,
 5    2,   11|          that may stray from the station, and prevents their being
 6    2,   11| increased. They soon reached the station, and in their midst were
 7    2,   13|    Bridge, five miles beyond the station at Castlemaine, on the railway
 8    2,   14|     their clamor.~“There is some station in this desert, then,” said
 9    2,   14|     names, proprietors of Hottam Station. Our house is scarcely a
10    2,   14|         and his friends, for the station. The horses and the camp
11    2,   14|          and the sailors.~Hottam Station was truly a magnificent
12    2,   14|          the Darling.~Now Hottam Station bore the palm for business
13    2,   14|         and uncommon energy.~The station was far removed from the
14    2,   14|           The products of Hottam Station fetched the very highest
15    2,   14|          however, belonging to a station was visible—neither sheds,
16    2,   14|       escaped gang. It was not a station, with more than a hundred
17    2,   14|       spend the whole day at the station. It was twelve hours’ delay,
18    2,   14|          were still treading the station lands. It was not till nine
19    3,    6|      rope ladder, and took their station at the foot of the mast
20    3,   15|         to arrive at the mission station.~They still chatted, but