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Australians 143: Considering the still semi-nomadic character of a large portion of the people, the ‘bogey’ notions held by one section of it in regard to the others exceed all reasonableness.at bogey, adj.
Australians 143: Considering the still semi-nomadic character of a large portion of the people, the ‘bogey’ notions held by one section of it in regard to the others exceed all reasonableness. Australians 143: The ignorance of Victorians concerning the facts of daily existence in Queensland is often only one shade less than that of a full-blown British ‘new chum’.at new chum, n.
Australians 168: He ‘knocks down’ the squattorial cheque and requests to be kept drunk so long as it lasts.at knock down, v.
Australians 181: He comes to a shed with two horses, stores, and ten ‘notes’.at note, n.2
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