A Century of Australian Song
A Century of Australian Song
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A new hut was built farther on, and the old one abandoned left standing. So little by little the place went all to destruction, The shutter was torn away, and the door fell, hung by one hinge, The sacking got torn away down within, and the rain beat in through the cracks, Fallen wholly, one slab left a luinous gap in the front. The roof was loosed by the wind, and the bark frayed out into ribbons. So looked the hut on that desolate flat the last time I saw it, Fate in a stormy day in August ; t...he sun was not sunken. Yet was the landscape darkened by cloud ; the creek was swollen by rains ; Over the flat a heavy wind blew^ and whistled among the she- oaks, Bringing now and again a shower of thick stinging sleet. While my mare stopped for a drink, I turned in my saddle and gazed Ui) to Jack's gunyah standing desolate there as I tell you. I have seen some places unholy in different parts of th?
country, THOMAS IJEXJLY. 221 But the God-forsakenest spot that ever mine eyes were set on Was the scene of Jack's crime, tliat stormy evening in August — Blasted as if the place shared in the curse on a pitiless murder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A new hut was built farther on, and the old one abandoned left standing. So little by little the place went all to destruction, The shutter was torn away, and the door fell, hung by one hinge, The sacking got torn away down within, and the rain beat in through the cracks, Fallen wholly, one slab left a luinous gap in the front. The roof was loosed by the wind, and the bark frayed out into ribbons. So looked the hut on that desolate flat the last time I saw it, Fate in a stormy day in August ; t...he sun was not sunken. Yet was the landscape darkened by cloud ; the creek was swollen by rains ; Over the flat a heavy wind blew^ and whistled among the she- oaks, Bringing now and again a shower of thick stinging sleet. While my mare stopped for a drink, I turned in my saddle and gazed Ui) to Jack's gunyah standing desolate there as I tell you. I have seen some places unholy in different parts of th?
country, THOMAS IJEXJLY. 221 But the God-forsakenest spot that ever mine eyes were set on Was the scene of Jack's crime, tliat stormy evening in August — Blasted as if the place shared in the curse on a pitiless murder.
What to read after A Century of Australian Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Brooke Wheelton Sladen to read onlineMoreLess
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