Two Expeditions Into the Interior of Southern Australia — volume I
Two Expeditions Into the Interior of Southern Australia — volume I
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The travelling near the river had been so bad, not only in consequenceof the nature of the soil and brush, but from the numerous gullies thathad been formed by torrents, as they poured into its channel afterheavy rains and floods, that it was thought advisable to keep at agreater distance from it. We turned away, therefore, to the plains, andfound them of much firmer surface. They partook, however, of the samegeneral character as the plains we had traversed more to the eastward. Their soil was ...a light sandy loam, and the same succulent plants stillcontinued to prevail upon them, which we have already noticed asexisting upon the other plains. Both emus and kangaroos were seen, though not in any considerable numbers, but our dogs were not in acondition to run, and were all but killed by the extreme heat of theweather. We had fallen on a small pool of water shortly after westarted in the morning, but we could do no more than refresh ourselvesand the animals at it. In the afternoon, we again turned towards theriver, and found it unaltered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The travelling near the river had been so bad, not only in consequenceof the nature of the soil and brush, but from the numerous gullies thathad been formed by torrents, as they poured into its channel afterheavy rains and floods, that it was thought advisable to keep at agreater distance from it. We turned away, therefore, to the plains, andfound them of much firmer surface. They partook, however, of the samegeneral character as the plains we had traversed more to the eastward. Their soil was ...a light sandy loam, and the same succulent plants stillcontinued to prevail upon them, which we have already noticed asexisting upon the other plains. Both emus and kangaroos were seen, though not in any considerable numbers, but our dogs were not in acondition to run, and were all but killed by the extreme heat of theweather. We had fallen on a small pool of water shortly after westarted in the morning, but we could do no more than refresh ourselvesand the animals at it. In the afternoon, we again turned towards theriver, and found it unaltered.
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