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1886
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ghost in The Australian Race, volume 1

e words there are no equiva- lents, but distinct nouns, meaning elder brother and younger brother, elder sister and younger sister, of which the speaker uses one or the other, as he happens to be older oi: younger than the brother or sister he is addressing or speaking of. White man. — In some lang…

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1,886
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Record ID
1878
Source
Internet Archive
Publication
The Australian Race, volume 1; Edward Micklethwaite Curr
Published
1886
Narrative type
Ghost and Apparition Accounts
Public-text label
ghost
Archive period
Gold Rush Colonial
Location
Eastern Australia: B
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e words there are no equiva- lents, but distinct nouns, meaning elder brother and younger brother, elder sister and younger sister, of which the speaker uses one or the other, as he happens to be older oi: younger than the brother or sister he is addressing or speaking of. White man. — In some languages the equivalents of this word mean light, Ac, in others ghost; but in all cases they differ from Black man. Head. — Occasionally head and hair are synonymous. Mouthy tongusj eat, drink. — These terms have strong affinities in many of the languages. The original root of the series seems to be ta or da, varied into ya and cha. The.

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