Account of the English Colony in New South Wales Vol 1 David Collins 8 5
Account of the English Colony in New South Wales Vol 1 David Collins 8 5
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His body was not discovered however until the Wednesday following, when, by the snorting and great uneasiness of the cattle which had been drivenout for the purpose, it was perceived lying in a hollow or ravine, intowhich it had been thrown by those who had butchered him, covered withlogs, boughs, and grass. Some native dogs, led by the scent of humanblood, had found it, and by gnawing off both the hands, and the entireflesh from one arm, had added considerably to the horrid spectacle whichthe ...body exhibited on being freed from the load of rubbish which had beenheaped upon it.
This unfortunate man had imprudently boasted of being worth much money, and that he always carried it with him sewed up in some part of hisclothes, to guard against losing it while absent from his hut. If thiswas true, what he carried with him certainly proved his destruction; ifnot, the catastrophe must be attributed to his indiscreet declarations. By the various wounds which he had received, it appeared that he musthave well defended himself, and could not have parted with his life untiloverpowered by numbers; for, though advanced in years, he was a stout, muscular man; and it was from this circumstance concluded, that more thanone person was concerned in the murder of him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His body was not discovered however until the Wednesday following, when, by the snorting and great uneasiness of the cattle which had been drivenout for the purpose, it was perceived lying in a hollow or ravine, intowhich it had been thrown by those who had butchered him, covered withlogs, boughs, and grass. Some native dogs, led by the scent of humanblood, had found it, and by gnawing off both the hands, and the entireflesh from one arm, had added considerably to the horrid spectacle whichthe ...body exhibited on being freed from the load of rubbish which had beenheaped upon it.
This unfortunate man had imprudently boasted of being worth much money, and that he always carried it with him sewed up in some part of hisclothes, to guard against losing it while absent from his hut. If thiswas true, what he carried with him certainly proved his destruction; ifnot, the catastrophe must be attributed to his indiscreet declarations. By the various wounds which he had received, it appeared that he musthave well defended himself, and could not have parted with his life untiloverpowered by numbers; for, though advanced in years, he was a stout, muscular man; and it was from this circumstance concluded, that more thanone person was concerned in the murder of him.
What to read after Account of the English Colony in New South Wales Vol 1 David Collins 8 5?
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