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A slight rider on a small mountain pony chases wild horses down a slope where one slip means death.

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スノーウィー川の男の概要

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読書時間
約1 h 35 min1 h 15 min fast, 1 h 55 min slow
所要時間
22,900語
ライブラリ内の難易度
標準 longer sentences, everyday words
初版刊行年
1890by A・B・パターソン

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スノーウィー川の男 in short

The Man from Snowy River and Other Verses is a gathering of bush ballads made by a working storyteller for the people who lived the life he describes. It opens with a boy on a small pony who rides down a slope no one else dares, and closes with gold discovered beneath a swagman's grave. Between them lie horse races, outlaw chases, comic quarrels and sorrowful scenes.

What スノーウィー川の男 is about

What does it take to chase wild mountain horses down a slope where one slip means death? News of an escaped colt opens the title poem in The Man from Snowy River, a collection of ballads by the Australian writer A. B. Paterson. A slight rider on a small pony faces a drop that makes the boldest stockmen hold their breath.

Paterson wrote most of these verses for the Bulletin, a weekly paper in Sydney. The people in them are drovers, shearers, swagmen, troopers and jockeys, and they speak in their own words. You will meet racing tales, outlaws, comic yarns, poems of homesickness and the sound of the verse itself.

対象読者. Readers who enjoy galloping rhythms, campfire yarns, horses, open country and dry humour will love this collection. It also suits lovers of old songs read aloud.

The 8 key ideas

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    A bush poet gathers songs from the road

    The Man from Snowy River and Other Verses is a book of ballads by A. B. Paterson, who wrote for the Bulletin in Sydney. Most of the poems first ran there, so readers across Australia already knew many of them.

    In a short prelude, Paterson says he gathered these stories far from town, in wind and rain, on the overland routes of the west. He made them in earnest and in jest during the night watches. He asks for nothing grand. One moment of delight for his old comrades will do.

    The poems are written in the voices of people who work with stock and shear sheep in the sheds. A station hand, a swagman, a bush priest and a ruined squatter all take a turn. The book feels like a night around a fire where everyone tells a tale.

    The places are real. The Castlereagh, the Bogan, the Lachlan and the Darling ride through the poems like old friends. The mood ranges from galloping chases to rough comedy to quiet pictures of drought and lonely graves. Paterson moves from a laugh to a tear within a page.

    The book is one storyteller passing round his best yarns.

  2. 2

    One small pony wins the mountain chase

    The title poem begins with news running round a cattle station.

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    Racing tales honour grit more than glamour

    Horse racing runs through the collection like a bright thread.

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    Outlaws and daring rides raise the stakes

    Some poems leave the racecourse for the open bush, and the stakes rise.

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    Comic yarns turn trouble into laughter

    Paterson is a born comic.

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    Town and bush pull the heart both ways

    Several poems set a man at a desk in a city, longing for the open bush.

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    Quiet poems show grief and a social conscience

    The collection has a serious side, and it appears mostly in short poems.

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    Rhythm and voice make the verse come alive

    These poems are made for the ear.

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『スノーウィー川の男』についての質問

What is The Man from Snowy River about?

The title poem follows a young rider on a small mountain pony who joins a group of stockmen chasing wild horses. Others doubt him, but his skill on a steep, dangerous descent shows what mountain horsemen can do.

Who is Clancy of the Overflow?

Clancy is a drover and horseman who appears in the title poem and gives his name to another poem. In that one, the speaker, stuck in a city office, imagines Clancy's life on the open plains and wishes he could swap places.

What else is in the collection besides the title poem?

There are racing ballads such as Old Pardon, comic yarns such as The Geebung Polo Club and A Bush Christening, outlaw tales, poems of homesickness such as On Kiley's Run, and short sad pieces such as Lost and The Swagman's Rest.

What is the main message of the book?

The poems honour courage, skill with horses, loyalty to mates and humour in hard times. They also show a deep attachment to the Australian bush and a care for the people who live and work there.

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Paterson, A. B. The Man from Snowy River. Library of Alexandria, 2026, libraryofalexandria.com/products/the-man-from-snowy-river.

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