By Creek And Gully Stories And Sketches Mostly of Bush Life Told in Prose And
By Creek And Gully Stories And Sketches Mostly of Bush Life Told in Prose And
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Hurrah ! His oppor- tunity had come at last. Now he would have revenge. Now he would stop that eternal chafF, and Teddy's tongue should be silenced for the whole of ever ! What luck !
So, chuckling, he jammed a boot into each pocket of his overcoat, threw it across his arm, grasped his bag and groped his way forward as the last v/histle sounded on board the tender.
A few "good-nights, " mingled with the jarring of the anchor winch, and the ting ting of the engine bell, and the lights of the big... steamer gradually faded away as the little one passed off into the darkness.
Hugh hugged himself over the boots. It was but a poor little joke after all, but it meant a lot to him, and he would make the most of it.
An hour's fussing, an occasional grating of the keel as the little vessel ground her way over a shoal, a loud whistle — a long, two shorts, and a long whistle — and just as the hand of dawn spread a rose-pink film across the eastern sky, the wharf was reached.
Here a few of the early ones who seldom sleep before the pubs, are shut, and never after tliey are opened, and the hotel waiters who never sleep at all, were assembled with the regular wharf hands, and the tender was made fast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hurrah ! His oppor- tunity had come at last. Now he would have revenge. Now he would stop that eternal chafF, and Teddy's tongue should be silenced for the whole of ever ! What luck !
So, chuckling, he jammed a boot into each pocket of his overcoat, threw it across his arm, grasped his bag and groped his way forward as the last v/histle sounded on board the tender.
A few "good-nights, " mingled with the jarring of the anchor winch, and the ting ting of the engine bell, and the lights of the big... steamer gradually faded away as the little one passed off into the darkness.
Hugh hugged himself over the boots. It was but a poor little joke after all, but it meant a lot to him, and he would make the most of it.
An hour's fussing, an occasional grating of the keel as the little vessel ground her way over a shoal, a loud whistle — a long, two shorts, and a long whistle — and just as the hand of dawn spread a rose-pink film across the eastern sky, the wharf was reached.
Here a few of the early ones who seldom sleep before the pubs, are shut, and never after tliey are opened, and the hotel waiters who never sleep at all, were assembled with the regular wharf hands, and the tender was made fast.
What to read after By Creek And Gully Stories And Sketches Mostly of Bush Life Told in Prose And?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lala Richardson Fisher to read onlineMoreLess
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