In Australian Tropics
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While at work a buffalo cow and calf came to the lagoon for a drink, but having other business on hand we did not shoot. Close to where we landed were portions of the wrecked proa. The sea having gone down considerably, our return was made without difficulty.
Soon afterwards the two policemen and several diggers landed to search for the murderers. To my great disgust I could not accompany them on account of my knee.
213 IN AUSTRALIAN TROPICS After the search - party had landed we proceeded to M...alay Bay, where it was arranged for the party to come out. Next evening the police were seen moving out of the bush. Upon landing I found they had four men in chains ; among them was Wandy VVandy. As soon as he caught sight of me he cried out, ' O Mr. Searcy, I no' do it. ' He and his mates were soon safely fixed up on the hatch of the steamer. The search-party had had a fairly exciting time, so I blessed my luck again. Next morning another man was secured. The names of the prisoners were Wandy Wandy, Capoondur, Ingeewaraky, Doora- mite, Minaedge, and Angareeda.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While at work a buffalo cow and calf came to the lagoon for a drink, but having other business on hand we did not shoot. Close to where we landed were portions of the wrecked proa. The sea having gone down considerably, our return was made without difficulty.
Soon afterwards the two policemen and several diggers landed to search for the murderers. To my great disgust I could not accompany them on account of my knee.
213 IN AUSTRALIAN TROPICS After the search - party had landed we proceeded to M...alay Bay, where it was arranged for the party to come out. Next evening the police were seen moving out of the bush. Upon landing I found they had four men in chains ; among them was Wandy VVandy. As soon as he caught sight of me he cried out, ' O Mr. Searcy, I no' do it. ' He and his mates were soon safely fixed up on the hatch of the steamer. The search-party had had a fairly exciting time, so I blessed my luck again. Next morning another man was secured. The names of the prisoners were Wandy Wandy, Capoondur, Ingeewaraky, Doora- mite, Minaedge, and Angareeda.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Searcy to read onlineMoreLess
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