Frank Oldfield
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The party had started afore daybreak; and nobodyknowed which way they'd gone, for they'd got off very secret. I waslike one mad, you may be sure, when I discovered what he'd been anddone. I took the bit of paper with me, and managed somehow to get toMelbourne. I tried to find him out; some only laughed at me. I went tothe police; they couldn't do nothing for me--some on 'em told me itserved me right for getting drunk. Then I went to a minister; and hewas very kind, and made all sorts of inquiri...es for me. He said he'dreason to believe as Jemmy Thomson--as the rascal called himself--wasnot in Melbourne. And then he looked at my paper. `Call on me to-morrow, ' says he. And so I did. Then he says, `There's no Oliphanthere as I can find out; but there's a Mr Abraham Oliphant, a merchant, in Adelaide. This letter's been to him; you'd better see him. ' So I'vecome here overland with a party; and now I must try my hand at summat orstarve, for I shall never see my money nor the villain as stole it nomore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The party had started afore daybreak; and nobodyknowed which way they'd gone, for they'd got off very secret. I waslike one mad, you may be sure, when I discovered what he'd been anddone. I took the bit of paper with me, and managed somehow to get toMelbourne. I tried to find him out; some only laughed at me. I went tothe police; they couldn't do nothing for me--some on 'em told me itserved me right for getting drunk. Then I went to a minister; and hewas very kind, and made all sorts of inquiri...es for me. He said he'dreason to believe as Jemmy Thomson--as the rascal called himself--wasnot in Melbourne. And then he looked at my paper. `Call on me to-morrow, ' says he. And so I did. Then he says, `There's no Oliphanthere as I can find out; but there's a Mr Abraham Oliphant, a merchant, in Adelaide. This letter's been to him; you'd better see him. ' So I'vecome here overland with a party; and now I must try my hand at summat orstarve, for I shall never see my money nor the villain as stole it nomore.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson Theodore P. to read onlineMoreLess
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