Francis Ormond Pioneer Patriot Philanthropist
Francis Ormond Pioneer Patriot Philanthropist
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II 161 162 FRANCIS ORMOND As convener of the Presbyterian Ladies' College Committee, he was present at the opening of the Wyselaskie Hall by Lady Loch, and gave abundant evidence of his practical interest in the growing prosperity of the Ladies' College. The functions in connection with the public schools that mark the close of the year being past, he spent some time in the quietude of Kirndeen, his station on the border of New South Wales, and soon after, both he and Mrs. Ormond went to Borriy...alloak, where they made a somewhat prolonged stay.
The opening months of the year 1887 were a period of much anxiety and distress to Mr. Ormond, in common with many of the pastoralists around him. It was a phenomenally hot season, with little rain beyond that which accompanied an occasional thunder- storm : the pastures were parched, the tanks were dry, and the creek shrunken to the dimensions of little more than a chain of water holes. There was imminent danger of fires, and if once ignited, the whole country might be swept by flames.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
II 161 162 FRANCIS ORMOND As convener of the Presbyterian Ladies' College Committee, he was present at the opening of the Wyselaskie Hall by Lady Loch, and gave abundant evidence of his practical interest in the growing prosperity of the Ladies' College. The functions in connection with the public schools that mark the close of the year being past, he spent some time in the quietude of Kirndeen, his station on the border of New South Wales, and soon after, both he and Mrs. Ormond went to Borriy...alloak, where they made a somewhat prolonged stay.
The opening months of the year 1887 were a period of much anxiety and distress to Mr. Ormond, in common with many of the pastoralists around him. It was a phenomenally hot season, with little rain beyond that which accompanied an occasional thunder- storm : the pastures were parched, the tanks were dry, and the creek shrunken to the dimensions of little more than a chain of water holes. There was imminent danger of fires, and if once ignited, the whole country might be swept by flames.
What to read after Francis Ormond Pioneer Patriot Philanthropist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Stuart Ross to read onlineMoreLess
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