as I can judge it means — Come and sing with me ; there are plenty ; come and sing.) VIII. The next ugal was apparently composed for the chase. Diga diga burula, Plenty of wild dogs. Murrinj, dibura. The blackfellows are spearing them. 150 BAO-ILLI — SONGS. IX. The following bao-illi was new and fa…
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as I can judge it means — Come and sing with me ; there are plenty ; come and sing.) VIII. The next ugal was apparently composed for the chase. Diga diga burula, Plenty of wild dogs. Murrinj, dibura. The blackfellows are spearing them. 150 BAO-ILLI — SONGS. IX. The following bao-illi was new and fashionable on the Namoi, in 1871. Bukkamulli mullimulli, The ghost was skinning him, duburrjer wine. he doubled him up and let him fall. They sing these short songs to simple and pleasant melodies. Sometimes they repeat the first line six or eight times, sometimes the last ; and as they repeat they let their voices fall to a lower key,.
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