You are here: Home › Corpora › Corpus of Oz Early English › 4-089 (Text)

4-089 (Text)

Item metadata: Speaker:

addressee,family author,male,Maxwell, Hugh,27

ns1:discourse_type

Letter

Related Document :

4-089 (Original), Original 4-089 (Text), Text 4-089 (Raw), Raw

Word Count :

106

Plaint Text :

4-089 (Text), Text

ns1:register

Private Written

ns1:texttype

Private Correspondence

ns1:localityName

http://dbpedia.org/resource/Victoria

Created:

1885

Identifier

4-089

part of:

Corpus of Oz Early English

Source

O'Farrell, 1984

pages

142
Document metadata: Extent:

559

Identifier

4-089-plain.txt

Title

4-089#Text

Type

Text

Item Content

4-089-plain.txt — 0 KB

File contents

 For my own experience I like the country full as well as I expected to - indeed quite a different thing to the time I was in England. Although the Irish are always hard spoken of everywhere, I find that an Irishman takes as well with the people generally as any other countryman. One great thing is never try to hide it; I never do. Everybody is friendly with the new chums as we are called when we come out first. It is a bit different to England where everybody is English. Here you meet people from every part, of course more English than anything else

Subject URI