Peeps At Many Lands: Australia
Peeps At Many Lands: Australia
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Youmight have followed other routes. Coming via Canada, you would reachBrisbane first. Taking a "British India" boat you would have come downthe north coast of Queensland and seen something of its wonderfultropical vegetation, its sugar-fields, banana and coffee plantations, and the meat works which ship abroad the products of the great cattlestations.
[Illustration: THE TOWN HALL SYDNEY. PAGE 29. ] This tropical part of Australia really calls for a long book of its own. But as it is hardly the... Australia of to-day, though it may be theAustralia of the future, we must hurry through its great forests and itsrich plains. There are wild buffalo to be found on these plains, and inthe rivers that flow through them crocodiles lurk. The crocodile is avery cunning creature. It rests near the surface of the water like ahalf-submerged log waiting for a horse or an ox or a man to come intothe water. Then a rush and a meal.
If, instead of coming along the north, you had travelled via SouthAfrica you might have landed first at Hobart and seen the charms of dearlittle Tasmania, a land of apple-orchards and hop-gardens, looking likethe best parts of Kent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Youmight have followed other routes. Coming via Canada, you would reachBrisbane first. Taking a "British India" boat you would have come downthe north coast of Queensland and seen something of its wonderfultropical vegetation, its sugar-fields, banana and coffee plantations, and the meat works which ship abroad the products of the great cattlestations.
[Illustration: THE TOWN HALL SYDNEY. PAGE 29. ] This tropical part of Australia really calls for a long book of its own. But as it is hardly the... Australia of to-day, though it may be theAustralia of the future, we must hurry through its great forests and itsrich plains. There are wild buffalo to be found on these plains, and inthe rivers that flow through them crocodiles lurk. The crocodile is avery cunning creature. It rests near the surface of the water like ahalf-submerged log waiting for a horse or an ox or a man to come intothe water. Then a rush and a meal.
If, instead of coming along the north, you had travelled via SouthAfrica you might have landed first at Hobart and seen the charms of dearlittle Tasmania, a land of apple-orchards and hop-gardens, looking likethe best parts of Kent.
What to read after Peeps At Many Lands: Australia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fox Frank Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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