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His progress reminded one of the march of the Guards to Omdurman not a march at all, but a rapid, comparatively comfortable railway journey and picnic. But Eyre only retired to gather his forces again, and having been discomfited by the route east of Lake Torrens, he desired to attempt to gain the same end in a north-westerly direction. Half of his party were sent across from where Port Augusta now stands, while he himself circumscribed that tongue of land which forms the eastern boundary of th...e Great Australian Bight, and which is now called Eyre's Peninsula. But circumstances developed which caused the north-western journey to be abandoned, and Eyre was disappointed. He was a man hard to beat, and when he found that he could no longer look forward to finding a track across the desert to the north, he at once made up his mind to attempt the passage by land round the Great Bight to King George's Sound. But I wish to tell you of a tragedy that took place whilst Eyre was making his journey round the Peninsula, the story of which will let you see what sort of a life was led by boys at that time and in those parts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His progress reminded one of the march of the Guards to Omdurman not a march at all, but a rapid, comparatively comfortable railway journey and picnic. But Eyre only retired to gather his forces again, and having been discomfited by the route east of Lake Torrens, he desired to attempt to gain the same end in a north-westerly direction. Half of his party were sent across from where Port Augusta now stands, while he himself circumscribed that tongue of land which forms the eastern boundary of th...e Great Australian Bight, and which is now called Eyre's Peninsula. But circumstances developed which caused the north-western journey to be abandoned, and Eyre was disappointed. He was a man hard to beat, and when he found that he could no longer look forward to finding a track across the desert to the north, he at once made up his mind to attempt the passage by land round the Great Bight to King George's Sound. But I wish to tell you of a tragedy that took place whilst Eyre was making his journey round the Peninsula, the story of which will let you see what sort of a life was led by boys at that time and in those parts.
What to read after Australia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H of Australia Lang to read onlineMoreLess
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