Bunyip Land
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After this he drew my attention to his slight spear, which, though ofwood, was very heavy, and its point remarkably sharp and hard. In spiteof its wanting a steel point I felt no doubt of its going throughanything against which it was directed with force.
He next held out his waddy to me to examine. This was a weapon ofblack-looking wood, with a knob at the end about the shape of agood-sized tomato.
I took hold of the waddy rather quickly, when it must have struck theboy that I had some hostile... intention, for he snatched at it, and forthe moment it seemed as if there was a struggle going on; then I felt aviolent blow from behind, as if a large stone had fallen upon my head, and that was all.
CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN.
HOW I FOUND THAT I HAD A FELLOW-PRISONER.
I have had a good many headaches in my time, but nothing to compare withthe fearful throbbing, that seemed as if I were receiving blow afterblow upon my temples, when I began to come to myself.
I was stupefied and confused, and it took a long time before I recoveredsufficiently to comprehend my position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After this he drew my attention to his slight spear, which, though ofwood, was very heavy, and its point remarkably sharp and hard. In spiteof its wanting a steel point I felt no doubt of its going throughanything against which it was directed with force.
He next held out his waddy to me to examine. This was a weapon ofblack-looking wood, with a knob at the end about the shape of agood-sized tomato.
I took hold of the waddy rather quickly, when it must have struck theboy that I had some hostile... intention, for he snatched at it, and forthe moment it seemed as if there was a struggle going on; then I felt aviolent blow from behind, as if a large stone had fallen upon my head, and that was all.
CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN.
HOW I FOUND THAT I HAD A FELLOW-PRISONER.
I have had a good many headaches in my time, but nothing to compare withthe fearful throbbing, that seemed as if I were receiving blow afterblow upon my temples, when I began to come to myself.
I was stupefied and confused, and it took a long time before I recoveredsufficiently to comprehend my position.
What to read after Bunyip Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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