The River And Other Verses
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His arm around his faithful steed. His hand on his revolver laid, (His only trusty friends in need), He stands and slumbers in the shade.
Low on the horse's mane his head, He snatches thus a short repose, -16 THE liUSHRANGKK A hunted outlaw, fierce with dread, From dewy dawn to evening's close.
Hark ! is not that the warning sound Of horses' hoofs in measured beat?
The sleeper starts and stares around, Then leaps into his saddle seat.
Up and away — yes, danger's near.
Approaching sounds the sil...ence break, And every sound is fraught with fear W^hen life and freedom are at stake.
The dust whirls up, the light grows ])ale. Fast fades the rider's flying form, The thund'ring hoof-beats faint and fail, l. I'ke echoes of a dying storm.
. Silence returns, in voiceless heat The bushland sleeps all dull and grey A length 'ning shadow at its feet.
The giant rock hangs o'er the way.
47 The Bushman's Child Along the hill the sturdy boy, With small, bare feet, comes clown, xV picture of unfettered joy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His arm around his faithful steed. His hand on his revolver laid, (His only trusty friends in need), He stands and slumbers in the shade.
Low on the horse's mane his head, He snatches thus a short repose, -16 THE liUSHRANGKK A hunted outlaw, fierce with dread, From dewy dawn to evening's close.
Hark ! is not that the warning sound Of horses' hoofs in measured beat?
The sleeper starts and stares around, Then leaps into his saddle seat.
Up and away — yes, danger's near.
Approaching sounds the sil...ence break, And every sound is fraught with fear W^hen life and freedom are at stake.
The dust whirls up, the light grows ])ale. Fast fades the rider's flying form, The thund'ring hoof-beats faint and fail, l. I'ke echoes of a dying storm.
. Silence returns, in voiceless heat The bushland sleeps all dull and grey A length 'ning shadow at its feet.
The giant rock hangs o'er the way.
47 The Bushman's Child Along the hill the sturdy boy, With small, bare feet, comes clown, xV picture of unfettered joy.
What to read after The River And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E C Morrice to read onlineMoreLess
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