Adventures Ashore And Afloat
Adventures Ashore And Afloat
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My own horse having been lamed by the previous day's journey, I was compelled to leave it behind me, and to take the only one which happened to be available, as a substitute, on the station. This was a piebald very handsome and strong, but with a look about his eye which I did not like.
' Are you sure he is not a buck-jumper ? ' I said to its owner, before I mounted, 284 ADVENTURES ASHORE AND AFLOAT.
1 Oh, dear, no ! A child might ride him. I am sorry, though, none of the others are handy. Some...body left the sliprail down last night, and all the horses got out of the paddock. A man has gone after them, but I do not expect them back before nine or ten o'clock, and you must start at once on account of the creek. Will you stop to-day, and start early to-morrow ? ' ' No/ I replied. ' Mrs M 's child is very ill, and I promised to be back within two days, if possible. If you really assure me this horse is quiet, I will start at once. Look at his eye. ' ' Well, I must say he was given to " prop " a bit when I had him first.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My own horse having been lamed by the previous day's journey, I was compelled to leave it behind me, and to take the only one which happened to be available, as a substitute, on the station. This was a piebald very handsome and strong, but with a look about his eye which I did not like.
' Are you sure he is not a buck-jumper ? ' I said to its owner, before I mounted, 284 ADVENTURES ASHORE AND AFLOAT.
1 Oh, dear, no ! A child might ride him. I am sorry, though, none of the others are handy. Some...body left the sliprail down last night, and all the horses got out of the paddock. A man has gone after them, but I do not expect them back before nine or ten o'clock, and you must start at once on account of the creek. Will you stop to-day, and start early to-morrow ? ' ' No/ I replied. ' Mrs M 's child is very ill, and I promised to be back within two days, if possible. If you really assure me this horse is quiet, I will start at once. Look at his eye. ' ' Well, I must say he was given to " prop " a bit when I had him first.
What to read after Adventures Ashore And Afloat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Religious Tract Society Great Britain to read onlineMoreLess
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