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After passing MOON.DER.HE.COW.DIM there is another small point (where there are passes in between rocks, like walking between two walls about twenty feet apart, and in these narrow defiles are plenty of mutton fish and crawfish), and a small river...(George Augustus Robinson, 'Journal, 19 June 1832').
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...Tonight the natives engaged in a little hilarity by singing. The people were now glad they had got to the natives. They were now unrestrained and could enjoy fire. Heavy rain during the night. (George Augustus Robinson, 'Journal, 19 June 1832').
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Spelling in note is correct from source. JK 28/1/09
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