Adventures in Australia
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Not a sound reachedmy ears, and I began seriously to apprehend that they had knocked him onthe head or stabbed him. I remembered the dread he had always expressedof the bushrangers, and I thought it possible that he might have hadsome especial reason for fearing them. Perhaps he had known one ofthem, or might have attempted at some time or other to betray them intothe hands of the police.
After shouting in vain for some minutes, I began to lose all hope ofreceiving a reply. What had become of C...arlo, I could not tell; I fearedthat the bushrangers must have killed him, as I felt nearly sure that hewould not have deserted me, either to make his escape from the scene ofdanger, or to follow them. I should have been glad to have him by myside for the sake of companionship; it also struck me that should hecome, he might possibly be able to bite through the thongs if I couldshow him what I wanted done. I called to him several times, but he didnot appear. At last I arrived at the conclusion that the bushrangershad killed him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not a sound reachedmy ears, and I began seriously to apprehend that they had knocked him onthe head or stabbed him. I remembered the dread he had always expressedof the bushrangers, and I thought it possible that he might have hadsome especial reason for fearing them. Perhaps he had known one ofthem, or might have attempted at some time or other to betray them intothe hands of the police.
After shouting in vain for some minutes, I began to lose all hope ofreceiving a reply. What had become of C...arlo, I could not tell; I fearedthat the bushrangers must have killed him, as I felt nearly sure that hewould not have deserted me, either to make his escape from the scene ofdanger, or to follow them. I should have been glad to have him by myside for the sake of companionship; it also struck me that should hecome, he might possibly be able to bite through the thongs if I couldshow him what I wanted done. I called to him several times, but he didnot appear. At last I arrived at the conclusion that the bushrangershad killed him.
What to read after Adventures in Australia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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