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Expedition into Central Australia

CHAPTER IV
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A vast quantity of rain however had fallen.

The creek was overflowing its banks, and the ground in such a state that it would have been impossible to have moved the drays.

The temperature was exceedingly cold, although the thermometer did not fall below 66 degrees at half-past 2 p.m.

the hottest part of the day.

Such a temperature I am aware would be considered agreeable in England, but in a climate like that of Australia, where the changes are so sudden, they are more severely felt.


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