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fairy in The Australian Race, volume 3

YEAR
1886
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fairy in The Australian Race, volume 3

leebea - — Eat (to) - Tughlee, tuggana Tughrah, tuggranah Echo - Eukanna wurra- wina Eannamy^t^ ^~" Eel 1 - . L^gomenya T ingowenah • Effluvia - Membreac - Poin4 noil4 - — Egg - - . Liena punna Pateenah — Elbow Wieninnah- Wayeninnah — Elf or fairy (fond Nang-inya - Nungheenah or of children and noi…

Record ID
1,973
Year
1,886
Source
Internet Archive
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Record ID
1973
Source
Internet Archive
Publication
The Australian Race, volume 3; Edward Micklethwaite Curr
Published
1886
Narrative type
Retellings and Adaptations
Public-text label
fairy
Archive period
Gold Rush Colonial
Location
Eastern Australia: B
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leebea - — Eat (to) - Tughlee, tuggana Tughrah, tuggranah Echo - Eukanna wurra- wina Eannamy^t^ ^~" Eel 1 - . L^gomenya T ingowenah • Effluvia - Membreac - Poin4 noil4 - — Egg - - . Liena punna Pateenah — Elbow Wieninnah- Wayeninnah — Elf or fairy (fond Nang-inya - Nungheenah or of children and noilowanah . dances in the • hills, after the fashion of Scotch fairies) « Eloquent (talka- Mimkannilra Kannamoonalan^ - — tive) walah 2 8 2 644 THE AUSTRALIAN RACE: VOCABITLABY OF DlALECTS OF AsOBIOnTAX. TeIBBS OF TaSMARIA- continued. EngUilL Tribes from Oyiter Bay to PittwatBT. Tribes aboat Moant Rojrml, Brune Uand, Becherdie Bay, and the.

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