Babes in the Bush

Babes in the Bush' is a famous novel revolving around bushrangers by Rolf Boldrewood. He was a romantic novelist best known for his exciting and realistic portrayals of pioneer life in Australia. Excerpt from Babes in the Bush "'Don't people go to Australia to make money?' asked Rosamond Effingham, a girl of twenty, with 'eldest daughter' plainly inscribed upon her thoughtful features. 'I saw in a newspaper that some one had come home after making a fortune, or it may have been that he died there and left it to his relatives.'"