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A Colonial Reformer - Volume 3
Rolf Boldrewood
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Having stated the case thus briefly, Miss Freeman retired into a remarkably small bedroom which she shared with two younger sisters and a baby-brother, to make the requisite change of raiment, while Charley Banks ran into the stockyard and caught the varmint,35 ambling black mare, which he knew very well by sight. As he led her up to the hut Miss Tottie came out, carrying her saddle in one hand and holding up her alpaca habit with the other. She promptly placed it upon the black mare’s back, buckled the girths, and touching the stirrup with her foot, gave a spring which seated her firmly in the saddle, and the black mare dashed off at an amble which was considerably faster than a medium trot.
‘What a brute that mare of yours is to amble, Tot. . . Read More
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3.5 - The story of Ernest Neuchamp a 'Colonial Reformer', who arrives in Australia from England with the naive but good intention of showing the native-born colonists, the superior ways of the English.
It is soon humourously revealed how little he initially truly knows about the colony of Australia