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ghost in The Australian Race, volume 2

Ninnd&, poondd6, koolitrd6, taung-&r&. Lightaiiiig— Ktiim-koSnyki, b€rli. Thunder — Bootti (cf., boyttyee), pindd^. Wind— Y6rtt6. Whirlwind — Goorr&-bd6tt&, y5n- d(iny&. North wind— Koliy-wlliy. South wind— Bukkln-ydrttd. East wind — T6w-ftrr&. West wind— K6-ly-«rtt0. Sunlight— Belnb6kk& (?cf., bok…

Record ID
1,984
Year
1,886
Source
Internet Archive
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Record ID
1984
Source
Internet Archive
Publication
The Australian Race, volume 2; Edward Micklethwaite Curr
Published
1886
Narrative type
Ghost and Apparition Accounts
Public-text label
ghost
Archive period
Gold Rush Colonial
Location
Australia (Australia): B
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Ninnd&, poondd6, koolitrd6, taung-&r&. Lightaiiiig— Ktiim-koSnyki, b€rli. Thunder — Bootti (cf., boyttyee), pindd^. Wind— Y6rtt6. Whirlwind — Goorr&-bd6tt&, y5n- d(iny&. North wind— Koliy-wlliy. South wind— Bukkln-ydrttd. East wind — T6w-ftrr&. West wind— K6-ly-«rtt0. Sunlight— Belnb6kk& (?cf., bokka, leaf). Shade, shadow — Kcylppftrft (cf., koylppa, soul, ghost, and (Imbra), mor-rO. Land, ground — Mund^. Mirage (water on ground)— Tool- l&k&-no-kkd, (i.e., false water). Mirage ("gin and water")— BdJ- ty^mOngkd-mangkd, (i.e., heat, blinking). Hail — ^Werldo. Dew— Kelttd. Hoar frost — Bahngg&r&. Ice— Nell^ng-ttrrft. Fog —.

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