The Awful Australian
The Awful Australian
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"At an early hour this morning the house of Constable, a constable at- tached to Redfern Station, was broken THE LISTLESS POLICEMAN. 57 into. The constable had gone on duty at an early hour in the morning, and about 3 in the afternoon went to bed in his resi- dence at Young-street, the other members of his family having gone out. Every- thing was properly secured, and it did not enter the constable's head that anyone would have the hardihood to break into his premises. Some time between 4 and 5... o'clock, he got up, and went down- stairs, and was astonished to find that the house had been broken into and robbed while he slept. Entrance had been effected by the kitchen window, the woodwork of which had been smashed. " The Australian criminal is the most clumsy scoun- drel in creation. He leaves enough clues behind him for a jury to get to work on right away. But unless he happens to leave his name and address a cracksman working on a fair sized crib is never caught. Most murderers, with the exception of those who gave themselves up, are at large in Aus- tralia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"At an early hour this morning the house of Constable, a constable at- tached to Redfern Station, was broken THE LISTLESS POLICEMAN. 57 into. The constable had gone on duty at an early hour in the morning, and about 3 in the afternoon went to bed in his resi- dence at Young-street, the other members of his family having gone out. Every- thing was properly secured, and it did not enter the constable's head that anyone would have the hardihood to break into his premises. Some time between 4 and 5... o'clock, he got up, and went down- stairs, and was astonished to find that the house had been broken into and robbed while he slept. Entrance had been effected by the kitchen window, the woodwork of which had been smashed. " The Australian criminal is the most clumsy scoun- drel in creation. He leaves enough clues behind him for a jury to get to work on right away. But unless he happens to leave his name and address a cracksman working on a fair sized crib is never caught. Most murderers, with the exception of those who gave themselves up, are at large in Aus- tralia.
What to read after The Awful Australian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Valerie Desmond to read onlineMoreLess
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