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W. C. (William Charles) Scully
William Charles Scully (1855–1943) was a South African writer and magistrate known for his novels, poetry, and autobiographical works. His writings often focused on South African life, capturing the country's landscapes, culture, and colonial tensions. Among his notable works are "The White Hecatomb" (1897), a collection of short stories, and "A Vendetta of the Desert" (1898), a novel set in the Karoo region. Scully's autobiography, "Reminiscences of a South African Pioneer" (1913), offers vivid insights into his experiences during the early years of South African colonialism.
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REMINISCENCES OF A SOUTH AFRICAN PIONEER Foreword—My father's family—"Old Body"—Dualla—A cruel experiment—"OldBody"—and the goose—Cook and kitchen-maid—Scull and monkey—My mother'sfamily—Abbey view—The Bock of Cashel—Captain Meagher and early chessSir Dominic Corrigan—"Old Mary" and the sugar—Naval ambitions—HarperTwelvetree and the burial...
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THE EUMENIDES IN KAFIRLAND. "Fate leadeth through the garden shewsThe trees of Knowledge, Death, and Life;On this, the wholesome apple grows,—On that, fair fruit with poison rife.Yet sometimes apples deadly be.Whilst poison-fruits may nourish thee." SHAGBAG'S Advice to Beginners. I. THIS is how it all happened. They met at the canteen on Monday morning at eight o'clock—Jim Gubo,...
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