Seven Little Australians
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And Marian's mother asked for me to go there, too, for a fortnight; and so Miss Burton wrote and asked Father could I?and I wrote and asked couldn't I come home instead for the time?" "He never told us, " Meg said softly.
"No, I s'pose not. Well, he wrote back and said 'no' to me and'yes' to her. So one day they put us in the train safely, andwe were to be met at Katoomba. And the thought jumped into my headas we went along: Why ever shouldn't I come home on the quiet? SoI told Marian she could... explain to her people I had gone home instead, and that she was to be sure to make it seem all right, so they wouldn'twrite to Miss Button. And then the train stopped at Blackheath, andI jumped straight out, and she went on to Katoomba, and I came home. That's all. Only, you see, as I'd lost my money there was nothing leftfor it but to walk. " Meg smoothed the dusty, tangled confusion of her hair.
"But you can't live out here for the week, " she said, in a troubledvoice. "You've got a horrid cough with sleeping outside, and I'msure you're ill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Marian's mother asked for me to go there, too, for a fortnight; and so Miss Burton wrote and asked Father could I?and I wrote and asked couldn't I come home instead for the time?" "He never told us, " Meg said softly.
"No, I s'pose not. Well, he wrote back and said 'no' to me and'yes' to her. So one day they put us in the train safely, andwe were to be met at Katoomba. And the thought jumped into my headas we went along: Why ever shouldn't I come home on the quiet? SoI told Marian she could... explain to her people I had gone home instead, and that she was to be sure to make it seem all right, so they wouldn'twrite to Miss Button. And then the train stopped at Blackheath, andI jumped straight out, and she went on to Katoomba, and I came home. That's all. Only, you see, as I'd lost my money there was nothing leftfor it but to walk. " Meg smoothed the dusty, tangled confusion of her hair.
"But you can't live out here for the week, " she said, in a troubledvoice. "You've got a horrid cough with sleeping outside, and I'msure you're ill.
What to read after Seven Little Australians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Turner Ethel Sybil to read onlineMoreLess
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