The Bushman — Life in a New Country
The Bushman — Life in a New Country
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We rode to the Canning to breakfast, at the house of the ----s, where we found the table ready spread with coffee, grilled fowls, eggs, ham, etc. The room was a good one, having French windows, looking out upon park-like scenery, among which the Canning Riverpursued its lazy course. There was also a piano belonging to thesister of our hosts, then absent on a visit. One of her brothersinformed us that he had availed himself of her absence to abstractsundry of the wires from the piano in order to... make bell-wires, whichhe thought was turning the piano to good account.
After breakfast we loaded our bullock-cart with our goods, and leftit in charge of a servant whom we appointed to meet us at a certainspot where we were to bivouac for the night. The only disagreeablepart of travelling in Australia is the scarcity of water, except atthe end of winter, when all the gullies are filled. Unless, therefore, the ground be well known, it is always advisable to take anative, who can inform you where the pools or springs are situated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We rode to the Canning to breakfast, at the house of the ----s, where we found the table ready spread with coffee, grilled fowls, eggs, ham, etc. The room was a good one, having French windows, looking out upon park-like scenery, among which the Canning Riverpursued its lazy course. There was also a piano belonging to thesister of our hosts, then absent on a visit. One of her brothersinformed us that he had availed himself of her absence to abstractsundry of the wires from the piano in order to... make bell-wires, whichhe thought was turning the piano to good account.
After breakfast we loaded our bullock-cart with our goods, and leftit in charge of a servant whom we appointed to meet us at a certainspot where we were to bivouac for the night. The only disagreeablepart of travelling in Australia is the scarcity of water, except atthe end of winter, when all the gullies are filled. Unless, therefore, the ground be well known, it is always advisable to take anative, who can inform you where the pools or springs are situated.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Landor Edward Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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