Alfred Dudley Or the Australian Settlers
Alfred Dudley Or the Australian Settlers
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' Nebber mind, massa, us nangry in bush, dat all. ' I clearly saw this was the only expedient, and as my father was from home, my non-appearance would not occa- sion any uneasiness ; for if Mr. PelhanTs pre- occupied mind would allow of his thinking of me at all, he would attribute my absence to fatigue, and at most deem me indifferent and neglectful in not coming to inquire after her for whom I professed so much interest, and whom I left in so hazardous a state ; others, then, would not suffer... by my detention in the bush, and to me it would only have been matter of amusement, had I not been so extremely solicitous to have tidings of Mrs. Pelham.
" We therefore prepared to pass the night in the bush. Mickie was now quite in his element, and was on the alert to do the honours of his native woods to me. Our first care was directed to the horses, which we tethered to a tree, and abundantly supplied with long grass. He next, using his knife with great dexterity, stripped some large pieces of bark from the trees, cut some forked sticks, and made a very comfortable ALFRED DUDLEY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Nebber mind, massa, us nangry in bush, dat all. ' I clearly saw this was the only expedient, and as my father was from home, my non-appearance would not occa- sion any uneasiness ; for if Mr. PelhanTs pre- occupied mind would allow of his thinking of me at all, he would attribute my absence to fatigue, and at most deem me indifferent and neglectful in not coming to inquire after her for whom I professed so much interest, and whom I left in so hazardous a state ; others, then, would not suffer... by my detention in the bush, and to me it would only have been matter of amusement, had I not been so extremely solicitous to have tidings of Mrs. Pelham.
" We therefore prepared to pass the night in the bush. Mickie was now quite in his element, and was on the alert to do the honours of his native woods to me. Our first care was directed to the horses, which we tethered to a tree, and abundantly supplied with long grass. He next, using his knife with great dexterity, stripped some large pieces of bark from the trees, cut some forked sticks, and made a very comfortable ALFRED DUDLEY.
What to read after Alfred Dudley Or the Australian Settlers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victor Appleton to read onlineMoreLess
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