Recollections of Bush Life in Australia During a Residence of Eight Years in Th
Recollections of Bush Life in Australia During a Residence of Eight Years in Th
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short, should be dropped at once, and others substituted more creditable to the taste of the inventors, and better suited to the future prospects of the country.
The enterprising spirit of the overlander is not only profitable to himself, but it is also indirectly beneficial to the colony at large. By transporting stock from a part of the country where its rapid increase has grievously thinned the pastures, and pro- duced a ruinous deterioration in its value, to another where the s...upply is still insufficient, he promotes the advantage of the public not less than his own. He is also, in many cases, the pioneer of civilization : through his means many a fine tract of unoccupied land, the existence of which had been previously un- known, starts into newness of life, bringing wealth to some, and occupation to many more.
He is, moreover, a striking example of the aptitude of the Anglo-Saxon for the task of colonizing, and developing the re- sources of a new country. Let its nature and capabilities demand in, its colonists what qualifications they will, immediately a race of men starts up both willing and able to supply the demand, whatever it may be, and however little in accordance with their previous habits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[chap. Xiit.
short, should be dropped at once, and others substituted more creditable to the taste of the inventors, and better suited to the future prospects of the country.
The enterprising spirit of the overlander is not only profitable to himself, but it is also indirectly beneficial to the colony at large. By transporting stock from a part of the country where its rapid increase has grievously thinned the pastures, and pro- duced a ruinous deterioration in its value, to another where the s...upply is still insufficient, he promotes the advantage of the public not less than his own. He is also, in many cases, the pioneer of civilization : through his means many a fine tract of unoccupied land, the existence of which had been previously un- known, starts into newness of life, bringing wealth to some, and occupation to many more.
He is, moreover, a striking example of the aptitude of the Anglo-Saxon for the task of colonizing, and developing the re- sources of a new country. Let its nature and capabilities demand in, its colonists what qualifications they will, immediately a race of men starts up both willing and able to supply the demand, whatever it may be, and however little in accordance with their previous habits.
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