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Expedition into Central Australia

CHAPTER II
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There, consequently, the population has always been greater than elsewhere on the Murray, and the scenes of violence more frequent.

Camboli was active, light-hearted, and confiding, and even for the short time he remained with us gained the hearts of all the party.
Nadbuck was a man of different temperament, but with many good qualities, and capable of strong attachments.

He was a native of Lake Victoria, and had probably taken an active part in the conflicts between the natives and overlanders in that populous part of the Murray river.

He had somewhat sedate habits, was restless, and exceedingly fond of the FAIR sex.

He was a perfect politician in his way, and of essential service to us.


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