Australian Poems
Australian Poems
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S. Admella was wrecked on the rocky coast near C. Banks. Elackfellows took the news to a station where Gordon was staying. He and a companion set out with it to the nearest telegraph office — Mt. Gambier — between 20 and 30 miles distant. The information was also taken to the C Northumberland lighthouse by two seamen who had reached the shore on a raft. From there it was sent to Mt. Gambier, a distance of about 20 miles. There are reasons for thinking that Gordon described his own ride. The Por...tland life- boat was in time to rescue some of the people. "I have no idea, " wrote Alex. Sutherland, to whom Gordonians owe much for his diligent study of the poet's life and works, "where to turn in all literature for a poem more admirable after its own kind. "] " 'Turn out, boys ! ' What's up with our super, to-night ?
The man's mad. Tv/o hours to daybreak I'd swear! Stark mad — why, there isn't a glimmer of light. " "Take Bolingbroke, Alec, give Jack the young mare; Look sharp. A large vessel lies jamm'd on the reef, And many on board still, and some wash'd on shore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. Admella was wrecked on the rocky coast near C. Banks. Elackfellows took the news to a station where Gordon was staying. He and a companion set out with it to the nearest telegraph office — Mt. Gambier — between 20 and 30 miles distant. The information was also taken to the C Northumberland lighthouse by two seamen who had reached the shore on a raft. From there it was sent to Mt. Gambier, a distance of about 20 miles. There are reasons for thinking that Gordon described his own ride. The Por...tland life- boat was in time to rescue some of the people. "I have no idea, " wrote Alex. Sutherland, to whom Gordonians owe much for his diligent study of the poet's life and works, "where to turn in all literature for a poem more admirable after its own kind. "] " 'Turn out, boys ! ' What's up with our super, to-night ?
The man's mad. Tv/o hours to daybreak I'd swear! Stark mad — why, there isn't a glimmer of light. " "Take Bolingbroke, Alec, give Jack the young mare; Look sharp. A large vessel lies jamm'd on the reef, And many on board still, and some wash'd on shore.
What to read after Australian Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gordon Adam Lindsay to read onlineMoreLess
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