Mrs Tregaskiss a Novel of Anglo Australian Life
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Chance's. He avoided meeting the eyes of a person he did not like ; the world said in consequence that he was shifty in his dealings, and always on the lookout to get the better of his acquaintances. His voice had an odd accent, something between the Scotch and the Australian.
" Well, Mr. Tregaskiss, " he said, " I'm thinking there's truth in the proverb about listeners never hearing any good of themselves. I'll assure you, sir, that my beasties are close penned in the sandy pocket by the cross...ing, where there's not a blade of grass if they wanted it, poor de'ils ! and we're not requiring any rations just now. I'm obliged to you, for I guessed that you'd be asking a good price, and I'd be a poorer man this day if I hadna always taken thought to provide against contingencies of that sort. It was thinking of Xing that made me bring a wee bag of hominy, for your drays won't be here yet awhile, I'm thinking, Mr. Tregaskiss. " Clare had risen. " That was very good bf you, Mr. Chance, " she said, with heightened colour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chance's. He avoided meeting the eyes of a person he did not like ; the world said in consequence that he was shifty in his dealings, and always on the lookout to get the better of his acquaintances. His voice had an odd accent, something between the Scotch and the Australian.
" Well, Mr. Tregaskiss, " he said, " I'm thinking there's truth in the proverb about listeners never hearing any good of themselves. I'll assure you, sir, that my beasties are close penned in the sandy pocket by the cross...ing, where there's not a blade of grass if they wanted it, poor de'ils ! and we're not requiring any rations just now. I'm obliged to you, for I guessed that you'd be asking a good price, and I'd be a poorer man this day if I hadna always taken thought to provide against contingencies of that sort. It was thinking of Xing that made me bring a wee bag of hominy, for your drays won't be here yet awhile, I'm thinking, Mr. Tregaskiss. " Clare had risen. " That was very good bf you, Mr. Chance, " she said, with heightened colour.
What to read after Mrs Tregaskiss a Novel of Anglo Australian Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell Praed to read onlineMoreLess
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