Mates At Billabong
Mates At Billabong
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Linton said; and Wally and Jim, who had groaned internally with fear of being taken "calling, " felttheir spirits return.
"My brain's not equal to planning, as I remarked, " Jim said. "But if Igo anywhere, I'd like to do so on a horse. I want to feel a horse underme again. " "Hear, hear, " from Wally, softly.
"Well, I can't go out to-morrow, " said the squatter. "I've letters tosee to, and Anderson may be out; so you must look afteryourselves--which I believe you to be entirely capable of doing.... Norah, haven't you any ideas?" "Loads, " said Norah, promptly, "but they're all connected withmosquitoes!" She aimed a vicious blow into space as she spoke, andsighed, before rubbing the bite. "Well, suppose we ride out and boilthe billy somewhere along the river? Cecil, would you care for that?" "Very much, " said Cecil, in the tones that always gave the impressionthat he despised the particular subject under discussion. Norah hadquite withdrawn the opinion formed in the first five minutes of theiracquaintance, that he was ill mannered--now she bewailed the fact thathe was so uniformly and painfully polite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Linton said; and Wally and Jim, who had groaned internally with fear of being taken "calling, " felttheir spirits return.
"My brain's not equal to planning, as I remarked, " Jim said. "But if Igo anywhere, I'd like to do so on a horse. I want to feel a horse underme again. " "Hear, hear, " from Wally, softly.
"Well, I can't go out to-morrow, " said the squatter. "I've letters tosee to, and Anderson may be out; so you must look afteryourselves--which I believe you to be entirely capable of doing.... Norah, haven't you any ideas?" "Loads, " said Norah, promptly, "but they're all connected withmosquitoes!" She aimed a vicious blow into space as she spoke, andsighed, before rubbing the bite. "Well, suppose we ride out and boilthe billy somewhere along the river? Cecil, would you care for that?" "Very much, " said Cecil, in the tones that always gave the impressionthat he despised the particular subject under discussion. Norah hadquite withdrawn the opinion formed in the first five minutes of theiracquaintance, that he was ill mannered--now she bewailed the fact thathe was so uniformly and painfully polite.
What to read after Mates At Billabong?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bruce Mary Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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