John Heathlyn of the Otway
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" Neither horse nor rider look as well groomed as would be expected even for a Sabbath day.
Wilby is now helping the missionary remove the mud with a few bracken ferns.
" Hope that you are not hurt ; you came a beauty ! " " Gave me a hft, didn't he, Wilby ? Innocent looking things often cause much mischief at times ! " Straightening himself up and overcoming his feelings, his breath soon returns to its regular inspiration. Except for the dirt one would never think that either man or his compani...on had fallen.
142 John Heathlyn of The Otway " Better come along down to the house and spell a bit. It won't take long to put the kettle on ; in fact, the wife will be waiting for my return with a bit of lunch ! " " Oh ! I'm all right now. Mud is common enough and does not hurt much. How are all your folk ? Do not let them imagine that there is anything the matter with me. This little experience will become another thought to graphically translate a head in my address at the Railwa}^ Terminus. It is ver}' necessar}^ to watch as well as pray, but it is a weakness in a man who watches onl}^ that which is at his feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Neither horse nor rider look as well groomed as would be expected even for a Sabbath day.
Wilby is now helping the missionary remove the mud with a few bracken ferns.
" Hope that you are not hurt ; you came a beauty ! " " Gave me a hft, didn't he, Wilby ? Innocent looking things often cause much mischief at times ! " Straightening himself up and overcoming his feelings, his breath soon returns to its regular inspiration. Except for the dirt one would never think that either man or his compani...on had fallen.
142 John Heathlyn of The Otway " Better come along down to the house and spell a bit. It won't take long to put the kettle on ; in fact, the wife will be waiting for my return with a bit of lunch ! " " Oh ! I'm all right now. Mud is common enough and does not hurt much. How are all your folk ? Do not let them imagine that there is anything the matter with me. This little experience will become another thought to graphically translate a head in my address at the Railwa}^ Terminus. It is ver}' necessar}^ to watch as well as pray, but it is a weakness in a man who watches onl}^ that which is at his feet.
What to read after John Heathlyn of the Otway?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lynn Ferris to read onlineMoreLess
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