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fairy in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia

ERTSON MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, AND ADELAIDE MDCCCLXXXI MELBOURNE : PRINTED BY WALKER, MAY, AND CO., Q MACKILLOP STREET. PREFACE. A NUMBER of years ago there appeared in the columns of the Australasian newspaper a short account of the language of one of the native tribes of the Western District of Victor…

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1654
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Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson
Published
1881
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fairy
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Gold Rush Colonial
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Western District, VIC (VIC): B
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VIC
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ERTSON MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, AND ADELAIDE MDCCCLXXXI MELBOURNE : PRINTED BY WALKER, MAY, AND CO., Q MACKILLOP STREET. PREFACE. A NUMBER of years ago there appeared in the columns of the Australasian newspaper a short account of the language of one of the native tribes of the Western District of Victoria, written by my daughter, whose long residence in the Port Fairy district, and intimate acquaintance from infancy with the aboriginal inhabitants of that part of the colony, and with their dialects, induced her to publish that sketch. Some time afterwards our attention was directed to the formation of a vocabulary of dialects spoken by.

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