Excerpt from Graydon of the Windermere
A man on the opposite seat eulogised the wheat belt and painted its future in glowing colours. Many fellow passengers shared his enthusiasm, but Samuel Graydon regarded the far-off horizon with apathetic gaze. He now understood the feel ings of the young settler of whom he had heard, who went into his shack every once in a while just to look at the walls.
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