Gold From the Quartz
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The wagon will be full up to the level of the bed, and perhaps higher. Indeed many a traveller has wondered as he surveyed his loaded wagon, " How am I to get into it ? " He always does get into it ; and besides things shake down wonderfully as the journey proceeds.
Stretched under the middle of the body of the wagon is an ox-hide, well bagged. This is the scullery. Herein are packed with dry grass (if you can persuade the boy to do it !) the pots and pans which usage requires. The native boys ...do with one pot. A water vaatje is hung on its appropriate hook and there tied lest it be jolted or dragged off by the bushes. A wagon jack and a tin of grease are necessary ; the jack not only to assist at the greasing of the wheels, but also at the extrication of the wagon from a "stick. " At the back of the wagon, and also underneath, is the " trap/' a wooden rail construction, useful as a step into the back of the wagon, and devoted to the carriage of the oven or baking pot. Here also are THE BULLOCK WAGON 137 tied the boys' blankets when not in use ; for native habits forbid the presence of native blankets inside the white man's wagon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The wagon will be full up to the level of the bed, and perhaps higher. Indeed many a traveller has wondered as he surveyed his loaded wagon, " How am I to get into it ? " He always does get into it ; and besides things shake down wonderfully as the journey proceeds.
Stretched under the middle of the body of the wagon is an ox-hide, well bagged. This is the scullery. Herein are packed with dry grass (if you can persuade the boy to do it !) the pots and pans which usage requires. The native boys ...do with one pot. A water vaatje is hung on its appropriate hook and there tied lest it be jolted or dragged off by the bushes. A wagon jack and a tin of grease are necessary ; the jack not only to assist at the greasing of the wheels, but also at the extrication of the wagon from a "stick. " At the back of the wagon, and also underneath, is the " trap/' a wooden rail construction, useful as a step into the back of the wagon, and devoted to the carriage of the oven or baking pot. Here also are THE BULLOCK WAGON 137 tied the boys' blankets when not in use ; for native habits forbid the presence of native blankets inside the white man's wagon.
What to read after Gold From the Quartz?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Allen Elliott to read onlineMoreLess
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