The Romance of a Pro-Consul
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Herewas waste, only there was no avoiding it, and, moreover, the meaning of'waste' is defined by circumstances. The South Australian soil was sofruitful that it only needed to be thrown seed. Sir George satisfiedhimself that it contained gypsum, such as belongs to the fertile parts ofEgypt. Thus gypsum reared wheat, under the foot-print of the black man, who shod his spear in obsidian. Things that began before history, weremeeting from very different sides. Nature extended one hand to the inflo...wof civilisation, another to the rude holding of it back. There was apoint of contact in the adventure of a settler, Turner by name, whom SirGeorge Grey met near the Murray River. It fell out comedy, but might havebeen tragedy; and how often those two flirt with each other round acorner!
The fact, upon which the affair hinged, was that Turner wore a wig, nodoubt for sufficient reason. He was making a journey across country, andwith him were a few natives, guides and packmen. Perhaps his head grewhot; anyhow, at some stage he took a penknife from his pocket, and ranthe blade under the edge of the wig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Herewas waste, only there was no avoiding it, and, moreover, the meaning of'waste' is defined by circumstances. The South Australian soil was sofruitful that it only needed to be thrown seed. Sir George satisfiedhimself that it contained gypsum, such as belongs to the fertile parts ofEgypt. Thus gypsum reared wheat, under the foot-print of the black man, who shod his spear in obsidian. Things that began before history, weremeeting from very different sides. Nature extended one hand to the inflo...wof civilisation, another to the rude holding of it back. There was apoint of contact in the adventure of a settler, Turner by name, whom SirGeorge Grey met near the Murray River. It fell out comedy, but might havebeen tragedy; and how often those two flirt with each other round acorner!
The fact, upon which the affair hinged, was that Turner wore a wig, nodoubt for sufficient reason. He was making a journey across country, andwith him were a few natives, guides and packmen. Perhaps his head grewhot; anyhow, at some stage he took a penknife from his pocket, and ranthe blade under the edge of the wig.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Milne James to read onlineMoreLess
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