Steve Browns Bunyip And Other Stories
Steve Browns Bunyip And Other Stories
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' he suddenly exclaimed, ' what's this ? ' Pushing up alongside him, and holding my candle forward, I saw, lying at full length, a human skeleton. And yet it was not a complete skeleton. Here and there, rags and tatters of flesh, dry and hard as leather, stuck to the frame. A pair of heavy boots, with the ankle bones protruding, lay detached, and remnants of clothing were still visible. But the head was what fixed our gaze, the first horror of the thing over. The fore part S6 ' NUMBER ONE NORTH... RAINBOW. ' of the skull had been smashed completely in. Near by lay a small driving-pick, thickly encrusted as with rust.
' Neither rats, nor mice, nor snakes did that, ' whis- pered Treloar, pointing to the awful fracture.
' Surely, ' I replied, with a shiver, ' this can't be the thing old Brummy's searching for. No wonder hp insisted on the place being haunted. ' 'Not that poor valueless shell, ' answered my friend, who was now kneeling, ' but this ! and this ! and this ! ' holding up, as he spoke, three fine nuggets, whose dull gleam had caught his eye in the heap of loose drift on which the skeleton partially lay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' he suddenly exclaimed, ' what's this ? ' Pushing up alongside him, and holding my candle forward, I saw, lying at full length, a human skeleton. And yet it was not a complete skeleton. Here and there, rags and tatters of flesh, dry and hard as leather, stuck to the frame. A pair of heavy boots, with the ankle bones protruding, lay detached, and remnants of clothing were still visible. But the head was what fixed our gaze, the first horror of the thing over. The fore part S6 ' NUMBER ONE NORTH... RAINBOW. ' of the skull had been smashed completely in. Near by lay a small driving-pick, thickly encrusted as with rust.
' Neither rats, nor mice, nor snakes did that, ' whis- pered Treloar, pointing to the awful fracture.
' Surely, ' I replied, with a shiver, ' this can't be the thing old Brummy's searching for. No wonder hp insisted on the place being haunted. ' 'Not that poor valueless shell, ' answered my friend, who was now kneeling, ' but this ! and this ! and this ! ' holding up, as he spoke, three fine nuggets, whose dull gleam had caught his eye in the heap of loose drift on which the skeleton partially lay.
What to read after Steve Browns Bunyip And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Arthur Barry to read onlineMoreLess
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