Queensland Cousins
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Orban went on ; " but never tell me he believed it when he saw those trinkets. They are not the sort of things a Bushman would be carrying about with him, and Sinkum knows that as well as I do. He is no simpleton. His mistake was that he thought I might be one, and he overreached himself in his description of the fero- cious Jaga-Jaga. " " You don't even think Sinkum was terrified into buying the things ? " Eustace asked.
Mrs. Orban shook her head and smiled.
" I very much doubt it, " she said.... " Indeed, I am inclined to fancy the thief was no black-fellow at all now. It is just as likely he was a Malay or Manila boy from the plantation, and Sinkum Fung is in collusion with him. They will probably go shares in the reward ; but Sinkum meant to make as much more out of me for himself as he possibly could. " " My word ! if the other fellow comes again, " said Eustace, " don't I just hope we shall catch him. " " I am sure I hope and trust he will not come 84 PETERS NIGHTMARE.
again, " said Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Orban went on ; " but never tell me he believed it when he saw those trinkets. They are not the sort of things a Bushman would be carrying about with him, and Sinkum knows that as well as I do. He is no simpleton. His mistake was that he thought I might be one, and he overreached himself in his description of the fero- cious Jaga-Jaga. " " You don't even think Sinkum was terrified into buying the things ? " Eustace asked.
Mrs. Orban shook her head and smiled.
" I very much doubt it, " she said.... " Indeed, I am inclined to fancy the thief was no black-fellow at all now. It is just as likely he was a Malay or Manila boy from the plantation, and Sinkum Fung is in collusion with him. They will probably go shares in the reward ; but Sinkum meant to make as much more out of me for himself as he possibly could. " " My word ! if the other fellow comes again, " said Eustace, " don't I just hope we shall catch him. " " I am sure I hope and trust he will not come 84 PETERS NIGHTMARE.
again, " said Mrs.
What to read after Queensland Cousins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haverfield Eleanor Luisa to read onlineMoreLess
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