The less-known birds, fishes, plants, and trees are in manycases not illustrated by quotations, but have moved to theirplaces in the Dictionary from lists of repute. arious flowers of colonial speech, and at wordswoven into the texture of our speech by those who live See quotation,1847. voice, `Yagona!' Hereuponall within hearing respond in a sort of scream,`Mama!'--`Chew it
Legge, `Australasian Association for theAdvancement of Science' (Brisbane), p. a man who rides through thescrub in search of Scrub-cattle (q. 26: The bandicoot is the size of a large rat, of a dark browncolour; it feeds upon roots, and its flesh is good eating. The last two names are given to it from its smell.
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