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A Complete Account of the Settlement at Port Jackson

CHAPTER XIV
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Colbee himself seemed nevertheless firmly persuaded that he had received relief, and assured us that Yellomundee was a 'caradyee', or 'Doctor of renown'.

And Boladeree added that not only he but all the rest of his tribe were 'caradyee' of especial note and skill.
The Doctors remained with us all night, sleeping before the fire in the fullness of good faith and security.

The little boy slept in his father's arms, and we observed that whenever the man was inclined to shift his position, he first put over the child, with great care, and then turned round to him.
Friday, April 15th, 1791.

The return of light aroused us to the repetition of toil.

Our friends breakfasted with us, and previous to starting Gombeeree gave a specimen of their manner of climbing trees in quest of animals.


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