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44: 379: 151:, Victoria, and here the parents of the district built a school and obtained a master. In 1852 they moved again, to Kyneton where Samuel Furphy began business as a hay and corn merchant. A few years later he leased a farm and also bought a threshing plant. This was worked by Joseph and a brother and both became competent engine-drivers. In 1864 Furphy bought a threshing outfit and travelled the Daylesford and surrounding districts. At Glenlyon he met Leonie Selina Germain, a girl of 16 of French extraction, and in 1022: 147:. Samuel Furphy was head gardener on the station. There was no school in the district and at first Joseph was educated by his mother. The only books available were the Bible and Shakespeare and at seven years of age Furphy was already learning passages of each by heart; he never forgot them. In about 1850 the family moved to 161:
Soon after, his wife's mother went to New Zealand and Furphy for a time carried on her farm, but two years later took up a selection near Colbinabbin. The land proved to be poor and in about 1873 he sold out and soon afterwards bought a team of bullocks. He became prosperous as the years went by, but
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because it was a great Australian work although not commercially viable. It was published in 1903 under his pseudonym 'Tom Collins' and only sold about a third of the print run. Later editions were brought out after Furphy's death through the efforts of Kate Baker who bought the residual copies from
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book, it was neglected for thirty or forty years before being discovered as a classic. The novel contains possibly the first written incidence of the Australian and New Zealand idiom "ropeable". Chapter One contains the following phrase: "On't ole Martin be ropeable when he sees that fence!" The
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under the name 'Warrigal Jack' and it was accepted for publication. Later works were published under the pseudonym 'Tom Collins' which may have come from the slang term meaning "a fellow about town whom many sought to kill for touching them on 'sore points'".
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from 27 October 1905 to 20 July 1906. It would be released in book form in 1921. After moving to Western Australia in 1905, Furphy commenced work on revising the original second chapter, which he titled
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recognised its worth, but also that it was not a commercial proposition. He suggested cuts including the replacement of two entire chapters. Stephens persuaded the proprietors of
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In his youth Furphy had written many verses and in December 1867 he had been awarded the first prize of £3 at the Kyneton Literary Society for a vigorous set of verses on 'The
114:; 26 September 1843 – 13 September 1912) was an Australian author and poet who is widely regarded as the "Father of the Australian novel". He mostly wrote under the pseudonym 671: 396: 223:. While living at Shepparton, he was encouraged in his writing by Kate Baker, a schoolteacher who boarded with his mother. He sent a story 'The Mythical Sundowner' to 162:
the drought came and he had heavy losses. Some of his bullocks and horses died from pleuro-pneumonia, and in 1884 he accepted a position in the foundry of his brother
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has said the book challenged the assumption that "nothing of significance ever happened" in Australia or that Australians lacked "creative originality".
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they also funded a statue in Furphy's home town. The home which Furphy built in Swanbourne is now the headquarters of the West Australian branch of the
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Late in his life, Furphy moved to Western Australia to join his sons who had established an iron foundry there. He built a house at
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To honour Furphy, in 1992 his and his brother's descendants established the Furphy Literary award. On the 100th anniversary of
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Susan Martin '"us circling round and round": The Track of narrative and the ghosts of lost children in
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The annotated Such Is Life: being certain extracts from the diary of Tom Collins / by Joseph Furphy
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A full biography of Furphy was written through a collaboration of Australian author
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edited by John Barnes and Lois Hoffmann; Melbourne: Oxford University Press 1995
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Furphy's popularity may have influenced the usage of the Australian slang word "
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The Life and Opinions of Tom Collins: A Study of the Works of Joseph Furphy
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From Deserts the Prophets come; the creative spirit in Australia 1788-1972
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Journal of the Association for the Study of Australian Literary Criticism
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Journal of the Association for the Study of Australian Literary Criticism
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Devlin-Glass, F. (1991). "Textual Note". In Devlin-Glass, F. (ed.).
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Essential Novelists - Joseph Furphy father of the australian novel
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Joseph Furphy: An Annotated Checklist of Items in Periodicals
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Christmas Hymn to music composed by Australian composer
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A Christmas Hymn 1915 by Arthur Chanter (1866–1950)
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Index

Warrigal Jack

Yering, Victoria
Claremont, Western Australia
Australian literature
Irish
Such Is Life
Yering
Tandragee
Kangaroo Ground
John
Shepparton
Swanbourne
Claremont
Karrakatta Cemetery
J. F. Archibald
The Bulletin
Death of President Lincoln'
The Bulletin
Such Is Life
bullock drivers
New South Wales
Victoria
A. G. Stephens
Rigby's Romance
The Barrier Truth
protagonist
Moby Dick
Melville's
Stuart MacIntyre

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