What Lay Beneath a Story of the Queensland Bush
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And 'e don't like anyone near 'im, they say, when 'e's a-'orse-tamin'. But 'e's a cure with 'em some'ow, that's a moral. Look at the man-eater tremblin'. " "It's an Ingin trick, I believe. No one don't know 'ow he does it. I believe it's what you call Hyperotomy or somethin', " Jack answered, stolidly, feeling his own neck carefully to see if it was still a certainty.
"Gammon ! look at the 'orse. 'E's a-foam, 'e's tremblin' like mad; but see, he's off again to try to savage 'im yet after 'e's f...ound out what it is. What's the matter now?" By a turn of the wrist Bygrave had again dropped the whip, but with the handle towards the horse ; and now he had the silk cracker of the long lash between his thumb and forefinger, and, as if unable to help himself, the fascinated animal THE BLACK SNAKE 89 came tremblingly nearer and nearer, ever ready to break away, still furious for an open chance.
Bygrave dropped his handkerchief carelessly and waited. The sound as of wind being blown into the neck of a bottle came to the furious wild horse with an eerie, low noise, and he approached ever nearer and nearer in expectant listening wonder, his ears cocked, his head on one side, trembling with excitement, his veins showing full under his sleek skin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And 'e don't like anyone near 'im, they say, when 'e's a-'orse-tamin'. But 'e's a cure with 'em some'ow, that's a moral. Look at the man-eater tremblin'. " "It's an Ingin trick, I believe. No one don't know 'ow he does it. I believe it's what you call Hyperotomy or somethin', " Jack answered, stolidly, feeling his own neck carefully to see if it was still a certainty.
"Gammon ! look at the 'orse. 'E's a-foam, 'e's tremblin' like mad; but see, he's off again to try to savage 'im yet after 'e's f...ound out what it is. What's the matter now?" By a turn of the wrist Bygrave had again dropped the whip, but with the handle towards the horse ; and now he had the silk cracker of the long lash between his thumb and forefinger, and, as if unable to help himself, the fascinated animal THE BLACK SNAKE 89 came tremblingly nearer and nearer, ever ready to break away, still furious for an open chance.
Bygrave dropped his handkerchief carelessly and waited. The sound as of wind being blown into the neck of a bottle came to the furious wild horse with an eerie, low noise, and he approached ever nearer and nearer in expectant listening wonder, his ears cocked, his head on one side, trembling with excitement, his veins showing full under his sleek skin.
What to read after What Lay Beneath a Story of the Queensland Bush?
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