More Australian Legendary Tales
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While this was being done the oldest male relative stood in the grave to guard the body from the Wondah until the earth covered it.' He stood there while a chant somewhat as follows was sung : " We shall follow the bee to its nest in the goolabah ; We shall follow it to its nest in the bibbil-tree.
Honey too shall we find in the goori-tree, But Eerin the light sleeper will follow with us no longer." Then the mourners wailed until the wirreenuns chanted again : " Many were the days when we too...k our nets to the river ; Many and big were the cod-fish we caught in them, But Eerin the light sleeper will go no more to the river ; M o more will he rub himself with the oil of cod-fish, Eerin will never eat again of the cod-fish." Eerin, the Small Grey Owl 95 Then, as the wirreenuns paused, the wailing was loud again until they began once more the dirge : " We shall spear Bohrah on the moorillas, And Dinewan shall fall when we throw, . But Eerin will hunt with us no longer, Never again will Eerin eat of our hunting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.
While this was being done the oldest male relative stood in the grave to guard the body from the Wondah until the earth covered it.' He stood there while a chant somewhat as follows was sung : " We shall follow the bee to its nest in the goolabah ; We shall follow it to its nest in the bibbil-tree.
Honey too shall we find in the goori-tree, But Eerin the light sleeper will follow with us no longer." Then the mourners wailed until the wirreenuns chanted again : " Many were the days when we too...k our nets to the river ; Many and big were the cod-fish we caught in them, But Eerin the light sleeper will go no more to the river ; M o more will he rub himself with the oil of cod-fish, Eerin will never eat again of the cod-fish." Eerin, the Small Grey Owl 95 Then, as the wirreenuns paused, the wailing was loud again until they began once more the dirge : " We shall spear Bohrah on the moorillas, And Dinewan shall fall when we throw, . But Eerin will hunt with us no longer, Never again will Eerin eat of our hunting.
What to read after More Australian Legendary Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker Katie Langloh to read onlineMoreLess
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