The Gold Hunters Adventures 8 0
The Gold Hunters Adventures 8 0
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Down with the bushrangers!" cried Tom, yelling with exultation, and the crowd took up the cry and reechoed it.
"I have a proposition to make, " cried Fred, and his loud voice was heardabove the tumult, and curiosity outweighed the thirst for vengeance.
"What's the proposition? spit it out!" shouted the crowd; "will you comedown liberal with stolen property?" There was a general roar of laughter at this sally, and when it had diedaway, Fred said, -- "This man [pointing to Tom] says that we are b...ushrangers, which we deny, and can prove that we are honest miners, like yourselves. [Sensation. ]We do not propose to bandy words with him, because he is a contemptiblecoward, and dare not impose upon any one but a little boy. That is notcharacteristic of the miners of Ballarat, for long before we reachedthis part of the country, we were told they were foes to tyranny. [Faintindications of applause. ] We tell the man who called us bushrangers thathe is a liar, and that we require satisfaction, or an abject apologyfrom him for the insult.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Down with the bushrangers!" cried Tom, yelling with exultation, and the crowd took up the cry and reechoed it.
"I have a proposition to make, " cried Fred, and his loud voice was heardabove the tumult, and curiosity outweighed the thirst for vengeance.
"What's the proposition? spit it out!" shouted the crowd; "will you comedown liberal with stolen property?" There was a general roar of laughter at this sally, and when it had diedaway, Fred said, -- "This man [pointing to Tom] says that we are b...ushrangers, which we deny, and can prove that we are honest miners, like yourselves. [Sensation. ]We do not propose to bandy words with him, because he is a contemptiblecoward, and dare not impose upon any one but a little boy. That is notcharacteristic of the miners of Ballarat, for long before we reachedthis part of the country, we were told they were foes to tyranny. [Faintindications of applause. ] We tell the man who called us bushrangers thathe is a liar, and that we require satisfaction, or an abject apologyfrom him for the insult.
What to read after The Gold Hunters Adventures 8 0?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William H Thomes to read onlineMoreLess
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