Austral English
Austral English
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`O. E. D. ' quotes`Saturday Review, ' 1880. The metaphor is from the numerousboiling-down establishments for rendering fat sheep intotallow. See quotation, 1878.
1878. F. P. Labilliere, `Early History of the Colony ofVictoria, ' vol. Ii. P. 330: "The first step which turned the tide of ill-fortune was theintroduction of the system of boiling down sheep. When stockbecame almost worthless, it occurred to many people that, whena fleece of wool was worth from half-a-crown to three shillingsin Engla...nd, and a sheep's tallow three or four more, the valueof the animal in Australia ought to exceed eighteenpence or twoshillings. Accordingly thousands of sheep were annually boileddown after shearing . . . Until . . . The gold discovery; andthen `boiling down, ' which had saved the country, had to begiven up. . . . The Messrs. Learmonth at Buninyong . . . Foundit answered their purpose to have a place of their own, insteadof sending their fat stock, as was generally done, to a public`boiling down' establishment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
`O. E. D. ' quotes`Saturday Review, ' 1880. The metaphor is from the numerousboiling-down establishments for rendering fat sheep intotallow. See quotation, 1878.
1878. F. P. Labilliere, `Early History of the Colony ofVictoria, ' vol. Ii. P. 330: "The first step which turned the tide of ill-fortune was theintroduction of the system of boiling down sheep. When stockbecame almost worthless, it occurred to many people that, whena fleece of wool was worth from half-a-crown to three shillingsin Engla...nd, and a sheep's tallow three or four more, the valueof the animal in Australia ought to exceed eighteenpence or twoshillings. Accordingly thousands of sheep were annually boileddown after shearing . . . Until . . . The gold discovery; andthen `boiling down, ' which had saved the country, had to begiven up. . . . The Messrs. Learmonth at Buninyong . . . Foundit answered their purpose to have a place of their own, insteadof sending their fat stock, as was generally done, to a public`boiling down' establishment.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris, Edward Ellis, 1843-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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