Australian Sketches Made On Tour
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The central hall is an excellent place in which to study character. Here, all letters addressed to the post-office, and all unclaimed letters, are tabulated alphabetically, the names of addressees being placed in frames on screens, where any one may inspect them. Here come the " new chum " — a rather rare creature now — to look for letters from "home"; the feckless "remittance man, " to see if that letter "with enclosure" has arrived; the widow, anxious for news from the relatives of the late l...amented ; the old identity, whose daily task it is to come and scan this board, vaguely expecting, like Mr. Micaw- ber, that something will " turn up. " All these and many other characters come in hope of finding their names on the board, and while some may be seen to leave in various stages of the dejection of " hope de- ferred, " others rush off to the delivery window and eagerly demand the expected letter. I noticed one man w^ho went through all the names on the board, and now and then made a note of some name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The central hall is an excellent place in which to study character. Here, all letters addressed to the post-office, and all unclaimed letters, are tabulated alphabetically, the names of addressees being placed in frames on screens, where any one may inspect them. Here come the " new chum " — a rather rare creature now — to look for letters from "home"; the feckless "remittance man, " to see if that letter "with enclosure" has arrived; the widow, anxious for news from the relatives of the late l...amented ; the old identity, whose daily task it is to come and scan this board, vaguely expecting, like Mr. Micaw- ber, that something will " turn up. " All these and many other characters come in hope of finding their names on the board, and while some may be seen to leave in various stages of the dejection of " hope de- ferred, " others rush off to the delivery window and eagerly demand the expected letter. I noticed one man w^ho went through all the names on the board, and now and then made a note of some name.
What to read after Australian Sketches Made On Tour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Furniss Harry to read onlineMoreLess
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