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On Our Selection

CHAPTER IX
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He hated to be asked a question, and mostly answered by nodding his head.

Yet, though he never seemed to practise, he could, when his blood was fairly up, swear with distinction and effect.

On this occasion he swore through the whole afternoon without repeating himself.
Towards evening Joe took the reins and began to drive.

He had n't gone once around when, just as the horses approached a big dead tree that had been left standing in the cultivation, he planted his left foot heavily upon a Bathurst-burr that had been cut and left lying.

It clung to him.


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