Joe Wilson And His Mates
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I was very foolish then, wasn't I, Walter?' 'You were, Maggie, ' said the Boss. 'But that's all past. You mustn'tthink of that time any more. ' 'You see, ' said Mrs Head, in explanation to me, 'at first nothing woulddrive it out of my head that the children had wandered about until theyperished of hunger and thirst in the Bush. As if the Bush Fairies wouldlet them do that. ' 'You were very foolish, Maggie, ' said the Boss; 'but don't think aboutthat. ' The old woman brought the portraits, a lit...tle boy and a little girl:they must have been very pretty children.
'You see, ' said Mrs Head, taking the portraits eagerly, and giving themto me one by one, 'we had these taken in Sydney some years before thechildren were lost; they were much younger then. Wally's is not a goodportrait; he was teething then, and very thin. That's him standing onthe chair. Isn't the pose good? See, he's got one hand and one littlefoot forward, and an eager look in his eyes. The portrait is very dark, and you've got to look close to see the foot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was very foolish then, wasn't I, Walter?' 'You were, Maggie, ' said the Boss. 'But that's all past. You mustn'tthink of that time any more. ' 'You see, ' said Mrs Head, in explanation to me, 'at first nothing woulddrive it out of my head that the children had wandered about until theyperished of hunger and thirst in the Bush. As if the Bush Fairies wouldlet them do that. ' 'You were very foolish, Maggie, ' said the Boss; 'but don't think aboutthat. ' The old woman brought the portraits, a lit...tle boy and a little girl:they must have been very pretty children.
'You see, ' said Mrs Head, taking the portraits eagerly, and giving themto me one by one, 'we had these taken in Sydney some years before thechildren were lost; they were much younger then. Wally's is not a goodportrait; he was teething then, and very thin. That's him standing onthe chair. Isn't the pose good? See, he's got one hand and one littlefoot forward, and an eager look in his eyes. The portrait is very dark, and you've got to look close to see the foot.
What to read after Joe Wilson And His Mates?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawson Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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