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apparition in The Australian Race, volume 3

YEAR
1886
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SOURCE
Internet Archive
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apparition in The Australian Race, volume 3

t Yennemee - Ruggara — Another - Tabboucaok Neggana Answer (to) Ouneeprap^ Oghnemip^ and — Ant (blue) Pugganeiptietta- oghnerap^ — Ant (small black, Ouiteitana- Moyberry — strong smelling) Ant (largest Tietta Tit4 - - - — black, Yenemons) Ant (red body. Nowateita - Lalla and loattera — with black h…

Record ID
1,966
Year
1,886
Source
Internet Archive
Index status
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Record ID
1966
Source
Internet Archive
Publication
The Australian Race, volume 3; Edward Micklethwaite Curr
Published
1886
Narrative type
Spirit-Person Narratives
Public-text label
apparition
Archive period
Gold Rush Colonial
Location
Eastern Australia: B
Source voice
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t Yennemee - Ruggara — Another - Tabboucaok Neggana Answer (to) Ouneeprap^ Oghnemip^ and — Ant (blue) Pugganeiptietta- oghnerap^ — Ant (small black, Ouiteitana- Moyberry — strong smelling) Ant (largest Tietta Tit4 - - - — black, Yenemons) Ant (red body. Nowateita - Lalla and loattera — with black head and tail) Ant-eater - Mnngyenna Munny^ — (Echidnasetoaa) Apparition Wurrawena krottomiento- neack Ria-wurrawa Aquiline - Munnna pugga- Maitingul^ - — (Boman-noeed) winya Arm - - . Wu'hnna - Wu*hnna - — Ashamed • Leiemtonnyack - Lienut^ — Aha ! yon are Annyah! Keetrelbea- — sulky all of a Teborah! noomena, penig- sudden gomaree! Ashes.

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