The Kangaroo Hunters: Or, Adventures in the BushPorter & Coates, 1858 - 463 páginas Children's novel includes encounters between English family and Aborigines. |
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... eggs and some wood for a fire . And now , Arthur , we are off on another excursion ; we want to climb the cliffs , to see what sort of country we have been thrown upon . " " Then you must accept me for a third in your enter- prise ...
... eggs and some wood for a fire . And now , Arthur , we are off on another excursion ; we want to climb the cliffs , to see what sort of country we have been thrown upon . " " Then you must accept me for a third in your enter- prise ...
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... eggs to increase our rations ; for a cockatoo , which has a large amount of feather upon it , will be but a small ... eggs and even tolerable - sized young birds , of which they brought away half a dozen , and filled their pockets with ...
... eggs to increase our rations ; for a cockatoo , which has a large amount of feather upon it , will be but a small ... eggs and even tolerable - sized young birds , of which they brought away half a dozen , and filled their pockets with ...
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... eggs , too , " said Hugh , " which we might carry off for papa ; but they are so tremendously large and heavy . " " The egg is , I believe , excellent food , " said Arthur ; " but with food we are abundantly supplied . I think we must ...
... eggs , too , " said Hugh , " which we might carry off for papa ; but they are so tremendously large and heavy . " " The egg is , I believe , excellent food , " said Arthur ; " but with food we are abundantly supplied . I think we must ...
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afore alarm animal answered Arthur arms Australia Baldabella bark beasts birds black fellows Black Peter boat boomerang boys brushwood bush bush-rangers canoes carry catamaran cave certainly chaps charqui cliffs cockatoos coo-ee creature Daisy Grange danger dark dear Edward Deverell eggs emus escape Eucalyptus father fear fire fish fowls friends hand heard hope horses Hugh and Gerald I'se Jenny kangaroo land laughing leave looked round mangrove Margaret Master Hugh Mayburn Miss Marget morning mountains mussel Nakinna narrow natives niver nought nurse O'Brien opening opossums papa party plain poor portmanteau potatoes raft rain reached replied rest river rock rogues rope Ruth Ruth's safe savages seemed sight soon spears spot spurrits squatters strange sure there's thur trees turned voice voyage walk watch we'se wild wild oats wombat women wood young