Parts of the Pacific
Parts of the Pacific
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The dinner consisted of a curry which would have been excellent had it not been burnt, and become fixed to the bottom of the pot.
At Church time I went to the shanty. A large crowd had assembled on the verandah. A young miner, by way of attuning minds to the coming solemnity, was singing to the admiring crowd one of the most disgusting songs I ever caught a few lines of. At the sound of " Here comes tlu parson, shut up ! " the songster slipped out of the way, but not before I had spotted him.
A... dear good old Irish Catholic and a young Presbyterian had constituted themselves Churchwardens for the occasion. They had prepared a large room, and now they ushered in the con- gregation. Some remained outside ; others preferred their gam- of poker in another room. But there was a good congregation.
Ou (lie Gold- Fie Id. 113 I went to look for the songster, running him to earth at the slaughter-yard. He refused to come in, for he said, "You must have heard, Sir, that my music is not suitable for that of a chorister".
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The dinner consisted of a curry which would have been excellent had it not been burnt, and become fixed to the bottom of the pot.
At Church time I went to the shanty. A large crowd had assembled on the verandah. A young miner, by way of attuning minds to the coming solemnity, was singing to the admiring crowd one of the most disgusting songs I ever caught a few lines of. At the sound of " Here comes tlu parson, shut up ! " the songster slipped out of the way, but not before I had spotted him.
A... dear good old Irish Catholic and a young Presbyterian had constituted themselves Churchwardens for the occasion. They had prepared a large room, and now they ushered in the con- gregation. Some remained outside ; others preferred their gam- of poker in another room. But there was a good congregation.
Ou (lie Gold- Fie Id. 113 I went to look for the songster, running him to earth at the slaughter-yard. He refused to come in, for he said, "You must have heard, Sir, that my music is not suitable for that of a chorister".
What to read after Parts of the Pacific?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pseud Peripatetic Parson to read onlineMoreLess
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