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Its depth varies from six toseven fathoms, whilst the width is half a mile. The most remarkableobject, however, is the helmet-shaped headland, rising abruptly from thesea to the height of 480 feet, and forming the South-East extreme ofGrant Island. It is the more conspicuous from the circumstance that allthe rest of the island is covered with low hills, clothed in an almostimpervious scrub. The land at the head of the inner of the two bays Ihave alluded to in describing Port Western, partakes o...f the samecharacter, and is intersected by a number of creeks. This greatlyincreases the difficulty of the overland communication between PortPhillip and the available land on Port Western, travellers beingcompelled to take a very circuitous road in order to avoid this almostimpassable tract, and reach the banks of Bass river, where the best soilis found, and which has been named after the enterprising man whosememory must for ever remain intimately connected with this part of theworld.
SNAKE ADVENTURE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its depth varies from six toseven fathoms, whilst the width is half a mile. The most remarkableobject, however, is the helmet-shaped headland, rising abruptly from thesea to the height of 480 feet, and forming the South-East extreme ofGrant Island. It is the more conspicuous from the circumstance that allthe rest of the island is covered with low hills, clothed in an almostimpervious scrub. The land at the head of the inner of the two bays Ihave alluded to in describing Port Western, partakes o...f the samecharacter, and is intersected by a number of creeks. This greatlyincreases the difficulty of the overland communication between PortPhillip and the available land on Port Western, travellers beingcompelled to take a very circuitous road in order to avoid this almostimpassable tract, and reach the banks of Bass river, where the best soilis found, and which has been named after the enterprising man whosememory must for ever remain intimately connected with this part of theworld.
SNAKE ADVENTURE.
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