Children of the Bush
Children of the Bush
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Theglasses and decanters were dusty on the heavy old-fashioned sideboard inthe dining-room; and there was only a sullen, brooding man leaning overthe hurdles and looking at his rams in the yard, and a sullen, broodinghalf-caste at work in the kitchen. Mary had ridden away that morning tovisit a girl chum.
It was towards the end of a long drought, and the country was liketinder for hundreds of miles round--the ground for miles and miles inthe broiling scrubs "as bare as your hand, " or covered w...ith coarse, drytufts. There was feed grass in places, but you had to look close to seeit.
Shearing had finished the day before, but there was a black boy anda station-hand or two about the yards and six or eight shearers androuseabouts, and a teamster camped in the men's huts--they were stayingover the holidays to shear stragglers and clean up generally. Old Peterand a jackaroo were out on the run watching a bush-fire across SandyCreek.
A swagman had happened to call at the station that morning; he asked forwork and then for tucker.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Theglasses and decanters were dusty on the heavy old-fashioned sideboard inthe dining-room; and there was only a sullen, brooding man leaning overthe hurdles and looking at his rams in the yard, and a sullen, broodinghalf-caste at work in the kitchen. Mary had ridden away that morning tovisit a girl chum.
It was towards the end of a long drought, and the country was liketinder for hundreds of miles round--the ground for miles and miles inthe broiling scrubs "as bare as your hand, " or covered w...ith coarse, drytufts. There was feed grass in places, but you had to look close to seeit.
Shearing had finished the day before, but there was a black boy anda station-hand or two about the yards and six or eight shearers androuseabouts, and a teamster camped in the men's huts--they were stayingover the holidays to shear stragglers and clean up generally. Old Peterand a jackaroo were out on the run watching a bush-fire across SandyCreek.
A swagman had happened to call at the station that morning; he asked forwork and then for tucker.
What to read after Children of the Bush?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawson Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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