Thirty Years in Australia
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I went to her room first, colliding with a maid who was rushing thither on the same errand; then to the nursery, where I found three little night- gowned figures already at the window, flattening three little noses against the glass. The children were chattering and shouting with delight. The fine white particles had become substantial flakes by this time, and were dusting the roofs and bushes to an extent that promised snowballs presently; and the two small boys were wild at the prospect of fi...ghts in the street on their way to school.
Australian boys of British parentage take as naturally to snowballing as to plum-pudding ; you would think, to see them at it, that it was their regular winter amusement. The bath tap flowed unheeded, until the water overflowed on to the floor; the fowls invaded the sacred precincts of a beautifully -kept kitchen, and walked about there unmolested ; the cat got on the table and drank the milk. It was washing- day, but no one thought of that. The snow- THE END OF BUSH LIFE 267 storm was the one absorbing interest to everybody, except the father of the family, who likes his bed and is not in the habit of exciting himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I went to her room first, colliding with a maid who was rushing thither on the same errand; then to the nursery, where I found three little night- gowned figures already at the window, flattening three little noses against the glass. The children were chattering and shouting with delight. The fine white particles had become substantial flakes by this time, and were dusting the roofs and bushes to an extent that promised snowballs presently; and the two small boys were wild at the prospect of fi...ghts in the street on their way to school.
Australian boys of British parentage take as naturally to snowballing as to plum-pudding ; you would think, to see them at it, that it was their regular winter amusement. The bath tap flowed unheeded, until the water overflowed on to the floor; the fowls invaded the sacred precincts of a beautifully -kept kitchen, and walked about there unmolested ; the cat got on the table and drank the milk. It was washing- day, but no one thought of that. The snow- THE END OF BUSH LIFE 267 storm was the one absorbing interest to everybody, except the father of the family, who likes his bed and is not in the habit of exciting himself.
What to read after Thirty Years in Australia?
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