Armadale

Frank W.

Worm, Armadale, Melbourne, Australia, Easter 1925.

End of By Way of Introduction

CHAPTER I.

Oh, no.

Not Armadale the Country Town.

I don't think so.

I think it's the suburb of New Melbourne.

What if they get it wrong? I was pulling a

face not because there's anything wrong

with Armadale

the Country Town.

And I think what I love most about it is that it's probably the one time in the year where... we actually get to see fashion.

And what I mean by that is that when you're walking up and down High Street Armadale in Melbourne, if you're listening to this internationally, it's this beautiful strip of shops in Melbourne that it's like all outdoor and it's phenomenal.

But what I will say is every single shop, every single collection is starting to look the same and we've had this problem for seasons on seasons on seasons in Melbourne that And the Melbourne fashion is just getting a little bit dull.

Melbourne Fashion Week, though, brings all of that excitement back.

That is their only glory.

Frank W. Boreham, Armadale, Melbourne, Australia, Easter 1925.

End of By Way of Introduction.

Chapter One of The Crystal Pointers.

If the home were not worthy of the echoes, the echoes would never have come to the home.

Frank W. Boreham, Armadale, Melbourne, Australia, Easter 1921.

End of introduction.

Part 1, Chapter 1 of The Home of the Echoes.

If the home were not worthy of the echoes, the echoes would never have come to the home.

Frank W. Boreham, Armadale, Melbourne, Australia, Easter 1921.

End of introduction.

Part 1, Chapter 1 of The Home of the Echoes.

As a recognition of the goodness and mercy that have followed me all the days of my ministerial life, I desire, with inexpressible thankfulness, to send forth this bunch of everlastings.

Frank W. Boreham, Armadale, Melbourne, Australia, March 15, 1920.

End of introduction.

Chapter 1.

Moreover, to whatever group these splendid orbs belong, their deathless radiance has been derived in every case from the perennial fountain of all beauty and brightness.

Frank W. Boreham, Armadale, Melbourne, Australia.

Chapter One: William Penn's Text.

The Algonquin chiefs are gathered in solemn conclave.