A Colonial Reformer
A Colonial Reformer
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Why, I ve tied the grass over my horse's shoulder in the spring, as Fve been riding along, many a time and often.' Charley Banks smiled.
* That will da John,' said Mr. Neuchamp.
' I apologise lully ' said Ernest, as soon as they were alone.
* I promise never to lack that confidence in your statements, my dear fellow, which I must say I have hitherto found in every way deserved. How are the cattle doing? You have been out all day, and must have been soaked through and through.' *I didn't put on ...anything that water could hurt,' said Charley, * or very much in the way of quantity either. Jack and I only wanted to be sure of the line the cattle took, so as to get after them to-morrow. We could track them as if they had been walking in batter pudding. If they got off the run now we should have no horses to fetch them back with, and if we left them away till they got strong, they'd be broken in to some other man's run, which would be so much time lost. Luckily they all made for the Back Lake, where there's some sandy ridges and good bedding ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why, I ve tied the grass over my horse's shoulder in the spring, as Fve been riding along, many a time and often.' Charley Banks smiled.
* That will da John,' said Mr. Neuchamp.
' I apologise lully ' said Ernest, as soon as they were alone.
* I promise never to lack that confidence in your statements, my dear fellow, which I must say I have hitherto found in every way deserved. How are the cattle doing? You have been out all day, and must have been soaked through and through.' *I didn't put on ...anything that water could hurt,' said Charley, * or very much in the way of quantity either. Jack and I only wanted to be sure of the line the cattle took, so as to get after them to-morrow. We could track them as if they had been walking in batter pudding. If they got off the run now we should have no horses to fetch them back with, and if we left them away till they got strong, they'd be broken in to some other man's run, which would be so much time lost. Luckily they all made for the Back Lake, where there's some sandy ridges and good bedding ground.
What to read after A Colonial Reformer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rolf Boldrewood to read onlineMoreLess
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