The Wild White Man & the Blacks of Victoria
The Wild White Man & the Blacks of Victoria
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The old man was evidently an object of profound reverence as well as affection. The pane- gyric was wound up with the exclamation — "He good old man; he never drink — no rum, no beer, no brandy." Delighted as we were with this exhibition of filial attach- ment, we were even more gratified to observe a-recognition of his temperance as an addi- tional reason for esteem.
Yet there is a darker shade to the native character. The sons of a fallen race, they • are our brethren in natural depravity.
Th...e eye that beams with such tenderness at one time will kindle with the fiercest rage at another. Though not, according to Governor Grey, a blood-thirsty race, — never, even in their wars, carrying national hatred to the extent, as among civilised people, of slaughtering helpless woraon and children, — they are sometimes vindictively treacherous.
Their transitfons of feeling are rapid : now tranquil and soft as an Australian eve, and again violent and destructive as the stormy typhoon. But there is one good featv» ^s^ BUCKLEY, THE WILD WHITE MAN; fight takev place without a jojous conrobborj of the combatants at ita close, and a profuse demonstration of sympathy for the 'wounded Ibe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The old man was evidently an object of profound reverence as well as affection. The pane- gyric was wound up with the exclamation — "He good old man; he never drink — no rum, no beer, no brandy." Delighted as we were with this exhibition of filial attach- ment, we were even more gratified to observe a-recognition of his temperance as an addi- tional reason for esteem.
Yet there is a darker shade to the native character. The sons of a fallen race, they • are our brethren in natural depravity.
Th...e eye that beams with such tenderness at one time will kindle with the fiercest rage at another. Though not, according to Governor Grey, a blood-thirsty race, — never, even in their wars, carrying national hatred to the extent, as among civilised people, of slaughtering helpless woraon and children, — they are sometimes vindictively treacherous.
Their transitfons of feeling are rapid : now tranquil and soft as an Australian eve, and again violent and destructive as the stormy typhoon. But there is one good featv» ^s^ BUCKLEY, THE WILD WHITE MAN; fight takev place without a jojous conrobborj of the combatants at ita close, and a profuse demonstration of sympathy for the 'wounded Ibe.
What to read after The Wild White Man & the Blacks of Victoria?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bonwick, James, 1817-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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