Wikipedia page about this book: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_Bad_Company_and_Other_Stories

Release date is 2016-02-27

In bad company -- Morgan the bushranger -- How I became a butcher -- Moonlighting on the Macquarie -- An Australian roughriding contest -- The mailman's yarn -- Dear Dermot -- The story of an old log-book -- A kangaroo shoot -- Five men's lives for one horse -- Reedy Lake Station -- A forgotten tragedy -- The horse you don't see now -- How I began to write -- A mountain forest -- The free selector: a comedietta -- Bush hospitality -- Lapsed gentlefolk -- Shearing in Riverina, New South Wales -- Ancient Sydney -- After long years -- In the droving days -- The Australian native-born type -- My school days -- Sydney fifty years ago -- Old time thoroughbreds -- The First Port Fairy Hunt -- Bendemeer -- Sport in Australia -- Old stock-riders -- Mount Macedon -- Walks abroad -- A dry time -- Australian collies -- In the bloom of the year -- Fallen among thieves -- A transformation scene -- In bushranging days.

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"In Bad Company, and other stories" by Rolf Boldrewood is a collection published in 1901. This volume gathers thirty-five stories and six non-fiction essays exploring Australia's frontier life. From bushrangers and drovers to gold miners and stock-riders, Boldrewood captures the raw, romantic episodes of early colonial existence. Many pieces appear in print for the first time, including autobiographical sketches that reveal the author's intimate knowledge of the Australian bush and its colorful characters. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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