Explorations in Australia, Illustrated,
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A PAINFUL MARCH.
19th. Early this morning we searched the flat for water, and found a rockwater-hole with about fifty gallons in it, but could not find any moreclay-pans. We therefore gave the horses the fifty gallons, and pushed ontowards "Water near Table-Land" shown on Mr. Gosse's map, abouttwenty-one miles distant. The day was excessively hot again, and walkingwas most fatiguing. Men and horses moved along very slowly, but did notgive in. Towards noon a hot wind began to blow. Onwards still... we pressed, and crossed the large creek coming into the Alberga about two miles fromthe water. I told the party we were now close, and showed them the lowtable-land just ahead. Before we reached it we found a clay-hole withwater, and gave the horses a good drink, after which we moved on a mileand camped at Mr. Gosse's depot Number 20, where we got plenty of waterby digging in the sandy bed of the river. I was very glad to reach here, for the horses were getting very weary, and Sweeney was also done up, andlooked very ill and swollen up about the head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A PAINFUL MARCH.
19th. Early this morning we searched the flat for water, and found a rockwater-hole with about fifty gallons in it, but could not find any moreclay-pans. We therefore gave the horses the fifty gallons, and pushed ontowards "Water near Table-Land" shown on Mr. Gosse's map, abouttwenty-one miles distant. The day was excessively hot again, and walkingwas most fatiguing. Men and horses moved along very slowly, but did notgive in. Towards noon a hot wind began to blow. Onwards still... we pressed, and crossed the large creek coming into the Alberga about two miles fromthe water. I told the party we were now close, and showed them the lowtable-land just ahead. Before we reached it we found a clay-hole withwater, and gave the horses a good drink, after which we moved on a mileand camped at Mr. Gosse's depot Number 20, where we got plenty of waterby digging in the sandy bed of the river. I was very glad to reach here, for the horses were getting very weary, and Sweeney was also done up, andlooked very ill and swollen up about the head.
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