Outback Marriage An a Story of Australian Life
Outback Marriage An a Story of Australian Life
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What was your father?" "My name? O' course it's my name. My father was billiard-marker atCasey's Hotel, Dandaloo, " said the old man with conscious pride. "A swell he had been, but the boose done him up, like many a betterman. He used to write to people over in England for money, but theynever giv him any. " "Where did he write to?" asked Carew, looking at the uncouth figurewith intense interest. "Do you know what people he wrote to?" "Yairs. He wrote to William Considine. That was his father's... name. His father never sent any money, though. Told him to go to hell, I reckon. " "What was your father's name?" "William Patrick Considine. " Carew dashed out to his saddle, hurriedly unstrapped a valise, andbrought in a small packet of papers.
"Here you are, " he said, opening one, and showing it to Gordon. "Those are the names, Patrick Henry Considine, son of William PatrickConsidine. Entitled under his grandfather's will--by Jove, do youknow there's a lot of money waiting for you in England?" "There's what?" "A lot of money left you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What was your father?" "My name? O' course it's my name. My father was billiard-marker atCasey's Hotel, Dandaloo, " said the old man with conscious pride. "A swell he had been, but the boose done him up, like many a betterman. He used to write to people over in England for money, but theynever giv him any. " "Where did he write to?" asked Carew, looking at the uncouth figurewith intense interest. "Do you know what people he wrote to?" "Yairs. He wrote to William Considine. That was his father's... name. His father never sent any money, though. Told him to go to hell, I reckon. " "What was your father's name?" "William Patrick Considine. " Carew dashed out to his saddle, hurriedly unstrapped a valise, andbrought in a small packet of papers.
"Here you are, " he said, opening one, and showing it to Gordon. "Those are the names, Patrick Henry Considine, son of William PatrickConsidine. Entitled under his grandfather's will--by Jove, do youknow there's a lot of money waiting for you in England?" "There's what?" "A lot of money left you.
What to read after Outback Marriage An a Story of Australian Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ab Paterson to read onlineMoreLess
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