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id: 21383
title: Adventures in Australia
author: Kingston, William Henry Giles
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  What can the fellow mean?" cried Guy. Then looking up we discovered a large bird not far off who was evidently exclaimed Bracewell, leaning forward and grasping Guy''s hand; "I thought Taking Toby to guide us, while Bracewell remained in camp, we set out. Fortunately our horses were close to the camp, and as soon as we reached horses'' heads and rode away in the direction from whence they had come. We soon arrived at a large hole in a gum-tree round which the dogs began make our way back to where we left old Bob," observed Guy. We felt sure that the last dingo we had killed could not be far off. replied Guy. We thought that the fellow would soon come to an end of the meal, and "It is the way of those black fellows," observed Hector. Strongs, Bracewell, Guy, and I, and two men from the station, with Toby.


id: 23374
title: The Dingo Boys: The Squatters of Wallaby Range
author: Fenn, George Manville
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  "Mind he don''t come off black, Tim," cried Norman. "Big white Mary want to kill Shanter?" he said to Rifle. "Shanter want big white Mary," cried the black; and he shook the objects "Black fellow come along," cried Shanter. "What!" cried the captain, "a number of black fellows coming to kill "Baal black fellow now," said Norman; and Shanter''s fierce countenance "Baal come along Uncle Jack," said the black sharply. "Baal black fellow," said Shanter once more. Shanter here, and he said that the black fellows were all gone." "It must be the blacks come at last," cried Tim; "and oh, boys, we have "Shanter plenty mumkull that fellow with boomerang," said the black, "Now," said the captain; "who is to say that this black fellow will not "Black fellow come along," said Shanter, quietly. "Look here, Shanter," said the captain. "No, no," said the captain, smiling; "but look here; black fellow gone


id: 56699
title: The Stone Axe of Burkamukk
author: Bruce, Mary Grant
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  kinds of gum-trees, and the blacks loved to eat it, so Pilla and Inda "I, too," said Pilla, looking with interest at the great dead body. They all went a little way into the Bush, and then came upon the great a woman came running, and said she had a message, and though women were come to business, they stopped, and looked at the sky, and Booran said, "Dear me," said Booran, looking at her with his foolish little eyes "That thing would sink," said Karwin sulkily, looking at the little It was very puzzling to a sleepy Eel. He looked a little farther and saw the great Frog sitting on his hill. Most blacks, men and women, look on everything they meet with one Night came, and Mirran said, "It is really time I And with that drink, so the blacks say, a great change came upon little


id: 58098
title: Children of Wild Australia
author: Pitts, Herbert
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  places in faraway Australia where I myself have seen the little black This little book is all about the children of wild Australia--where they into little black children who happened to come in their country. black children of wild Australia are taught about where they came from The children of wild Australia are taught to use their ears. The black men who live on or near the stations children die in wild Australia every year from fear of these awful bones One day a man came home from a long journey through the bush. the little children of wild Australia are told about the earth, the At the same time he gave the medicine men power to use magic. good indeed teaching the children or the men and women of wild Australia tell the Lord Jesus about the poor little children of wild Australia and


