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'This story is often told by the Elders of various tribes throughout Australia. It is told as an object lesson to their boys, with a view to educating them by instilling into their ... minds a knowledge of the disastrous results of living a life that is contrary to the rules of their social order and out of harmony with the community' (Source: Myths and Legends of the Australian Aborigines 1930)
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