Catherine Horeton An Australian Story
Catherine Horeton An Australian Story
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I was about 50 yards away when I saw Mr. Smith strike my CATHERINE H O R E T O N. 133 brother's hand down with his cane. My brother had raised his hand to strike Mr. Smith ; then he rushed at Mr. Smith, who dropped his cane and struck my brother on the chest, who staggered back, but recovered and ran at Mr. Smith again. Then Mr. Smith hit him on the face, when Harry stumbled sideways and disappeared. By this time I was only a few feet from the edge of the rock, and saw Mr. Smith jump down after... my brother, while I ran round to the face of the rock. I think then my brother was already dead, as he made no sound, no did he breathe after I reached him. " " Did Mr. Smith make any remark to you?" " As soon as he saw me he said, ' Good God, Miss Horeton, this is a terrible accident. ' ' : " What did you reply?" " Nothing. " ''Had your brother and Mr. Smith ever quarrelled before?" " Yes. " " Do you know what about?" " Not definitely. " " What does that mean?" " Only what I heard from report.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was about 50 yards away when I saw Mr. Smith strike my CATHERINE H O R E T O N. 133 brother's hand down with his cane. My brother had raised his hand to strike Mr. Smith ; then he rushed at Mr. Smith, who dropped his cane and struck my brother on the chest, who staggered back, but recovered and ran at Mr. Smith again. Then Mr. Smith hit him on the face, when Harry stumbled sideways and disappeared. By this time I was only a few feet from the edge of the rock, and saw Mr. Smith jump down after... my brother, while I ran round to the face of the rock. I think then my brother was already dead, as he made no sound, no did he breathe after I reached him. " " Did Mr. Smith make any remark to you?" " As soon as he saw me he said, ' Good God, Miss Horeton, this is a terrible accident. ' ' : " What did you reply?" " Nothing. " ''Had your brother and Mr. Smith ever quarrelled before?" " Yes. " " Do you know what about?" " Not definitely. " " What does that mean?" " Only what I heard from report.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Sabelberg to read onlineMoreLess
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