Mcglusky the Gold Seeker
Mcglusky the Gold Seeker
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"Are you going to peg here, or have you selected your ground ? " " A'll peg on ta y'r claim. Which end is th' best ? Dae ye mind say in' ? " "The top end. " Maida intimated where she meant by a movement of her hand. " Of course, " she added, " I have only surface indications to go by, but I took a dish of dirt from each corner and got the best results from the top end. " " Ye've been dry blowin', eh, Miss ? " " Yes, we'll all have to do that, there's no water to wash the dirt, the only spring n...ear here is claimed by the man who is selling water in the main camp, he -unk a well on the spring, and charges a reasonable price for the water. " " A'm theenkin' na one will dispute his right ta it if he sells fair and does no' charge too high a price ; if lu- does, he'll maybe strike trouble. " McCilusky had been working whilst he talked. He put in a peg close to Mania's, and dug two trenches at right angles nine inches deep, then drawing from his pcu-ket a small revolving tape-measure such as surveyors THE FINDING OF THE GOLD-CLAIM ^ 127 carry, he very carefully measured off his fifty-feet square, and put in all his pegs and dug right-angle trenches, and affixed his papers to each peg.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Are you going to peg here, or have you selected your ground ? " " A'll peg on ta y'r claim. Which end is th' best ? Dae ye mind say in' ? " "The top end. " Maida intimated where she meant by a movement of her hand. " Of course, " she added, " I have only surface indications to go by, but I took a dish of dirt from each corner and got the best results from the top end. " " Ye've been dry blowin', eh, Miss ? " " Yes, we'll all have to do that, there's no water to wash the dirt, the only spring n...ear here is claimed by the man who is selling water in the main camp, he -unk a well on the spring, and charges a reasonable price for the water. " " A'm theenkin' na one will dispute his right ta it if he sells fair and does no' charge too high a price ; if lu- does, he'll maybe strike trouble. " McCilusky had been working whilst he talked. He put in a peg close to Mania's, and dug two trenches at right angles nine inches deep, then drawing from his pcu-ket a small revolving tape-measure such as surveyors THE FINDING OF THE GOLD-CLAIM ^ 127 carry, he very carefully measured off his fifty-feet square, and put in all his pegs and dug right-angle trenches, and affixed his papers to each peg.
What to read after Mcglusky the Gold Seeker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A G Alfred Greenwood Hales to read onlineMoreLess
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