Lawon's first poems and stories wer

Lawon's first poems and stories were against capitalism in Australia. He was inspired by socialist ideas and they were reflected in his literary work Some Day(After H. A. Lawson) Henry Archibald Lawson(1867-1922) was born in Grenfell, South-Eastern Australia Before becoming a writer he worked as a house-painter, then he became a school teacher and later he tried to become a clerk in an office. For a long time he had no work and travelled about the Country on foot. Lawson was the founder of realistic and democratic traditions in Australian literature.
one evening Mitchell and a friend of his were sitting by their camp fire telling stories. Mitchell's friend had just finished a story, a kind of joke about a girl and a young man, but it did not seem to interest Mitchell. He thought for some time and then said: "Ah! There was a girl I liked very much as soon as I saw her. She came to our place on a visit to my sister. I think she was the best girl that ever lived and the most beautiful. She was just eighteen she had the biggest blue eyes you've ever seen, and she had very long hair Of course, I never very, thought she'd look at a man like me, and I used to keep out of I didn't want the others to think I loved her her way because I they'd laugh at me, and maybe she'd laugh at knew me more than all. Very often she came and talked to me, and

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Lawon's first poems and stories were against capitalism in Australia. He was inspired by socialist ideas and they were reflected in his literary work Some Day (After h. a. Lawson) Archibald Henry Lawson (1867-1922) was born in Grenfell, South-Eastern Australia Before becoming a writer he worked as a house-painter, then he became a school teacher and later he tried to become a clerk in an office. For a long time he had no work and travelled about the Country on foot. Lawson was the founder of realistic and democratic traditions in Australian literature. one evening Mitchell and a friend of his were sitting by their camp fire telling stories. Mitchell's friend had just finished a story, a kind of joke about a girl and a young man, but it did not seem to interest Mitchell. He thought for some time and then said: "Ah! There was a girl I are very much as soon as I saw her. She came to our place on a visit to my sister. I think she was the best girl that ever lived and the most beautiful. She was just eighteen she had the biggest blue eyes you've ever seen, and she had very long hair Of course, I never thought very, she'd look at a man like me, and I used to keep out of I didn't want the others to think I loved her her way because I they'd laugh at me, and maybe she'd laugh at knew me more than all. Very often she came and talked to me, and

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Lawon"s first poems and stories were against the poor in australia. it is emotion and socialist ideas and they were reflected in his literary work some day (after h. a. lawson) henry archibald lawson (1867 - 1922) was born in Grenfell, south eastern australia before becoming a writer, he worked as a house - artists, then he became a school teacher and later he tried to become a clerk in an office. for a long time he had no work and we about the country on foot. lawson was the founder of realistic and democratic traditions in australian literature.one evening mitchell and a friend of his was always by their camp fire telling stories. mitchell"s friend had just finished a story, a kind of joke about a girl and a young man, but it did not seem to interest mitchell. i thought for some time and then said: "ah! there was a girl i liked very much as soon as i saw her. she came to our place on a visit to my sister. i think she was the best girl that ever lived and the most beautiful. she was just 18 she had the biggest blue eyes you"ve ever seen, and she had very long hair of course, i never had, thought she "d look at a man like me, and i used to keep out of i didn"t want the others to think i loved her but i was her way" d laugh at me, and maybe she "d laugh at knew me more than all. very often she came and talked to me, and