The Aborigines of New South Wales
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At Durham Downs (Queensland), ' king ' Brady had a little boy two years old, who became helpless from disease ; the mother carried him about with hor for many years. When a man is sick, his brother or other near relative has to tend him and go out hunting to provide him with food. " I had a black boy," says my friend, " who was about 20 years of age ; he came to me asking permission to leave my service ; for, he said, his brother was sick, and he was I'equired to carry him about and get him foo...d ; if he did not go he would be killed." Again, this same 'king' Brady showed how a blackfellow can have the sentiment of gratitude. In his wandering life he had frequently received kindness from a storekeeper of the name of Adair, whose place was on the Connors River ; on one occasion, when the river was in high flood, Adair attempted to swim his horse across, but was swept away by the torrent. Six white men were there looking on, afraid to give help ; ' king ' Brady, who was a very powerful man, above six feet high and well developed, swam in when Adair was about to go down the third time, and rescued him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At Durham Downs (Queensland), ' king ' Brady had a little boy two years old, who became helpless from disease ; the mother carried him about with hor for many years. When a man is sick, his brother or other near relative has to tend him and go out hunting to provide him with food. " I had a black boy," says my friend, " who was about 20 years of age ; he came to me asking permission to leave my service ; for, he said, his brother was sick, and he was I'equired to carry him about and get him foo...d ; if he did not go he would be killed." Again, this same 'king' Brady showed how a blackfellow can have the sentiment of gratitude. In his wandering life he had frequently received kindness from a storekeeper of the name of Adair, whose place was on the Connors River ; on one occasion, when the river was in high flood, Adair attempted to swim his horse across, but was swept away by the torrent. Six white men were there looking on, afraid to give help ; ' king ' Brady, who was a very powerful man, above six feet high and well developed, swam in when Adair was about to go down the third time, and rescued him.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fraser, John, of New South Wales to read onlineMoreLess
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