Scene: On Monaro.
         DRAMATIS PERSONAE:
       Shock-headed blackfellow,
         Boy (on a pony).
       Snowflakes are falling
         So gentle and slow,
       Youngster says, `Frying Pan,
         What makes it snow?'
       Frying Pan confident
         Makes the reply --
       `Shake 'em big flour bag
         Up in the sky!'
       `What! when there's miles of it!
         Sur'ly that's brag.
       Who is there strong enough
         Shake such a bag?'
       `What parson tellin' you,
         Ole Mister Dodd,
       Tell you in Sunday-school?
         Big feller God!
       He drive His bullock dray,
         Then thunder go,
       He shake His flour bag --
         Tumble down snow!'

Preface
Prelude
The Man from Snowy River
Old Pardon, the Son of Reprieve
Clancy of the Overflow
Conroy's Gap
Our New Horse
An Idyll of Dandaloo
The Geebung Polo Club
The Travelling Post Office
Saltbush Bill
A Mountain Station
Been There Before
The Man Who Was Away
The Man from Ironbark
The Open Steeplechase
The Amateur Rider
On Kiley's Run
Frying Pan's Theology
The Two Devines
In the Droving Days
Lost
Over the Range
Only a Jockey
How M'Ginnis Went Missing
A Voice from the Town
A Bunch of Roses
Black Swans
The All Right 'Un
The Boss of the `Admiral Lynch'
A Bushman's Song
How Gilbert Died
The Flying Gang
Shearing at Castlereagh
The Wind's Message
Johnson's Antidote
Ambition and Art
The Daylight is Dying
In Defence of the Bush
Last Week
Those Names
A Bush Christening
How the Favourite Beat Us
The Great Calamity
Come-by-Chance
Under the Shadow of Kiley's Hill
Jim Carew
The Swagman's Rest