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So no more at present , dear Susan , but remain , with sincere respect , your loving servant and faithful lover till death , GEORGE FIELDING . '' They landed . Mr. Winchester purchased the right of feeding cattle over a large tract a hundred miles distant from Sydney , and after a few days spent in that capital started with their wagons into the interior . There for about five months George was Mr. Winchester 's factotum , and though he had himself much to learn , the country and its habits being new to him , still he saved his friend from fundamental errors , and , from five in the morning till eight at night , put zeal , honesty and the muscular strength of two ordinary men at his friend 's service . At the expiration of this period Mr. Winchester said to him one evening , `` George , I can do my work alone now , and the time is come to show my sense of your services and friendship . I have bought a run for you about eight miles from here , and now you are to choose five hundred sheep and thirty beasts ; the black pony you ride goes with them . '' `` Oh no , sir !