The Australian Wanderers Or the Adventures of Captian Spencer His Horse And Do
The Australian Wanderers Or the Adventures of Captian Spencer His Horse And Do
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There were traces of natives in every direction, such as broken mussel- shells, heaps of grass, ashes, &c. ; and Kinchela found a rude implement, formed of a piece of iron stuck on to a stick with cement of gum. There was a purple Eremophila, a curious Jasmine, grow- ing like a shrub, and an exquisite Abutilon ; while Honeysuckles, large Bindweeds, and a magnificent Coral-tree, the seeds of which had a sweet, kernel- like flavour, were all spread before them to gladden their senses. Tiger revel...led in new grasses ; and new birds as well as new plants seemed to present themselves at almost every step. A Solanum, with tempting-looking berries, would have been avoided by the Englishman, from the fear of its being poisonous, but Kinchela unhesitatingly * Cucumis pubescens.
350 AUSTRALIAN WANDERERS.
stepped forward, and ate some of the fruit. They supped upon that of a trailing plant, which was shaped like an egg, and, when roasted, was excel- lent. The rains had commenced earlier in this part of the country, and this accounted for the greater development of fruit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were traces of natives in every direction, such as broken mussel- shells, heaps of grass, ashes, &c. ; and Kinchela found a rude implement, formed of a piece of iron stuck on to a stick with cement of gum. There was a purple Eremophila, a curious Jasmine, grow- ing like a shrub, and an exquisite Abutilon ; while Honeysuckles, large Bindweeds, and a magnificent Coral-tree, the seeds of which had a sweet, kernel- like flavour, were all spread before them to gladden their senses. Tiger revel...led in new grasses ; and new birds as well as new plants seemed to present themselves at almost every step. A Solanum, with tempting-looking berries, would have been avoided by the Englishman, from the fear of its being poisonous, but Kinchela unhesitatingly * Cucumis pubescens.
350 AUSTRALIAN WANDERERS.
stepped forward, and ate some of the fruit. They supped upon that of a trailing plant, which was shaped like an egg, and, when roasted, was excel- lent. The rains had commenced earlier in this part of the country, and this accounted for the greater development of fruit.
What to read after The Australian Wanderers Or the Adventures of Captian Spencer His Horse And Do?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee R. to read onlineMoreLess
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