The Sweet Heart of the Bush
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Stirling's hasty departure with Gillespie from Black Creek compelled him to apply to Jack the steward for what collections he had in hand. This, tied up in a little bag, he handed to Stirling as it was. Stirling said to Mr. Thomas : " I intend to explain the circumstances that caused the accident, and if that is not sufficient to lead to the dismissal of the case I will try to strike the fear of judgment into them by the force of forty threepenny bits. " These he selected and kept separate in h...is right-hand trousers pocket.
He arrived at the court-house accom- STIRLING GOES TO TOWN 225 panied by Mr. Thomas, who was suffering from the indignity of Stirling's proposed action and advised him not to carry out his intention. But Stirling only laughed. In answer to the charge he briefly stated : " I am the home missionary from Black Creek. I have accompanied an injured man to the hospital, and it was while cycling to that institution I was compelled to turn off the newly gravelled road on to the foot- path, over which I travelled at a walk- ing pace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stirling's hasty departure with Gillespie from Black Creek compelled him to apply to Jack the steward for what collections he had in hand. This, tied up in a little bag, he handed to Stirling as it was. Stirling said to Mr. Thomas : " I intend to explain the circumstances that caused the accident, and if that is not sufficient to lead to the dismissal of the case I will try to strike the fear of judgment into them by the force of forty threepenny bits. " These he selected and kept separate in h...is right-hand trousers pocket.
He arrived at the court-house accom- STIRLING GOES TO TOWN 225 panied by Mr. Thomas, who was suffering from the indignity of Stirling's proposed action and advised him not to carry out his intention. But Stirling only laughed. In answer to the charge he briefly stated : " I am the home missionary from Black Creek. I have accompanied an injured man to the hospital, and it was while cycling to that institution I was compelled to turn off the newly gravelled road on to the foot- path, over which I travelled at a walk- ing pace.
What to read after The Sweet Heart of the Bush?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Sargant to read onlineMoreLess
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