The Pastoral Age in Australasia
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So, at least, affirms an unusually competent judge. * They were armed in high measure with the passive virtues not uncommon in savage races. They cheerfully bore suffering and privation. They were hilarious around their camp-fii'e, and constant corroborees afforded an outlet for their sociabihty.
The relations betAveen whites and blacks in the more unsettled districts were often hostile, but where the whites were just and humane, a beautiful harmony not seldom prevailed. In the late thirties, I...VIr. Bartley relates, two squatters in the district of Armidale by the kindness they showed induced a small tribe of blacks to remain almost constantly near their station, employing the young men as stockmen, shepherds, and domestic servants. In Queensland, says ]\Iis. Praed, recalling her childhood (and the writer has been furnished \vith similar evidence about the interior of New South Wales), they were nurses to the cliildren, and carried them on their backs across creeks, or when they climbed trees in search of opossums ; Mi's.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So, at least, affirms an unusually competent judge. * They were armed in high measure with the passive virtues not uncommon in savage races. They cheerfully bore suffering and privation. They were hilarious around their camp-fii'e, and constant corroborees afforded an outlet for their sociabihty.
The relations betAveen whites and blacks in the more unsettled districts were often hostile, but where the whites were just and humane, a beautiful harmony not seldom prevailed. In the late thirties, I...VIr. Bartley relates, two squatters in the district of Armidale by the kindness they showed induced a small tribe of blacks to remain almost constantly near their station, employing the young men as stockmen, shepherds, and domestic servants. In Queensland, says ]\Iis. Praed, recalling her childhood (and the writer has been furnished \vith similar evidence about the interior of New South Wales), they were nurses to the cliildren, and carried them on their backs across creeks, or when they climbed trees in search of opossums ; Mi's.
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