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A Complete Account of the Settlement at Port Jackson

CHAPTER VIII
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His answering in broken English, and inquiring for the governor, however, soon corrected their doubts.

He seemed quite friendly.

And soon after Colbee came up, pointing to his leg, to show that he had freed himself from the fetter which was upon him, when he had escaped from us.
When Baneelon was told that the governor was not far off, he expressed great joy, and declared that he would immediately go in search of him, and if he found him not, would follow him to Sydney.

"Have you brought any hatchets with you ?" cried he.

Unluckily they had not any which they chose to spare; but two or three shirts, some handkerchiefs, knives, and other trifles, were given to them, and seemed to satisfy.


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