Station Life in New Zealand
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Every moment added to our delight and enjoyment; butunfortunately it was a sort of happiness which one can neither speak ofat the time, nor write about afterwards: silence is its most expressivelanguage. Whilst I was drinking in all the glory and beauty before me, some of the others had been busy striking the tent, repacking the loads, very much lighter without the provisions; and we had one more excellentcup of tea before abandoning the encampment to the wekas, who must havebreakfasted splendi...dly that morning. Our last act was to collect allthe stones we could move into a huge cairn, which was built round a tallpole of totara; on the summit of this we tied securely, with flax, thelargest and strongest pocket-handkerchief, and then, after one lookround to the west--now as glowing and bright as the radiant east--we setoff homewards about seven o'clock; but it was long before we reachedthe place where we left the horses, for the gentlemen began rollinghuge rocks down the sides of the hills and watching them crashing andthundering into the valleys, sometimes striking another rock and thenbounding high into the air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every moment added to our delight and enjoyment; butunfortunately it was a sort of happiness which one can neither speak ofat the time, nor write about afterwards: silence is its most expressivelanguage. Whilst I was drinking in all the glory and beauty before me, some of the others had been busy striking the tent, repacking the loads, very much lighter without the provisions; and we had one more excellentcup of tea before abandoning the encampment to the wekas, who must havebreakfasted splendi...dly that morning. Our last act was to collect allthe stones we could move into a huge cairn, which was built round a tallpole of totara; on the summit of this we tied securely, with flax, thelargest and strongest pocket-handkerchief, and then, after one lookround to the west--now as glowing and bright as the radiant east--we setoff homewards about seven o'clock; but it was long before we reachedthe place where we left the horses, for the gentlemen began rollinghuge rocks down the sides of the hills and watching them crashing andthundering into the valleys, sometimes striking another rock and thenbounding high into the air.
What to read after Station Life in New Zealand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barker Mary Anne to read onlineMoreLess
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