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ABBOTT (1874-1953)
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...All the Boers have fled to the Vaal--probably
across it, without stopping, to Johannesburg and Pretoria. There
will be a 包囲, かもしれない, for a month. You will sit upon a hill
and watch the 爆撃する. The lyddite will soon bring them to their
senses, once they are 公正に／かなり 瓶／封じ込めるd up in a town, with the bricks
and 石／投石するs 宙返り／暴落するing about their ears. It is all very simple and
straightforward now. You will be 支援する in time for shearing. From:
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Arthur Henry ADAMS (1872-1936)
[a.k.a 'James JAMES' and 'Henry James JAMES']
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He had taken the 急落（する），激減（する）. He was going to 征服する／打ち勝つ
Sydney, the サイレン／魅惑的な city of the South, the Athens of Australia. Four
days' steaming across the 太平洋の had brought him to that centre of
art and letters, and he saw the gaunt cliffs of the 長，率いるs open to
receive him. New Zealand was 単に a materialistic paddock for
mutton and beef and butter. No hope for him there: he needed a
wider 円形競技場. His grey-長，率いるd editor had always told him he would be
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To many who read my account of our amazing
adventure on the island of the （分泌する為の）腺 Men, it will serve as just
another illustration of how devious is the path of science. It will
illustrate also how, from the 不明瞭 that girds it 一連の会議、交渉／完成する,
terrible 可能性s ぼんやり現れる 黒人／ボイコット and 脅迫的な, terrifying those
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| Roald
AMUNDSEN (1872-1928)
Go to the South 政治家 場所／位置 for more （警察などへの）密告，告訴（状） about
South 政治家 探検.
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Up to this moment the 観察s and our
reckoning had shown a surprising 協定. We reckoned that we
should be at the 政治家 on December 14. On the afternoon of that day
we had brilliant 天候--a light 勝利，勝つd from the south-east with a
気温 of -10[degree] F. The sledges were going very 井戸／弁護士席. The
day passed without any occurrence 価値（がある） について言及するing, and at three
o'clock in the afternoon we 停止（させる）d, as によれば our reckoning
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William Cox was 責任がある the making of the
road over the Blue Mountains in 1814, not long after the first
successful crossing by Blaxland, Lawson and Wentworth. Cox's
memoirs were not written by him and, in the Introduction to the
1979 版, Edna Hickson, 広大な／多数の／重要な-広大な／多数の／重要な grand daughter of William
Cox, 明言する／公表するs that it is likely that a granson of Cox was responsible
for the 出版（物）, if not the author. Hickson goes on to say
that:
"The diary written in 一時期／支部 9 has been transcribed from Cox's
初めの 定期刊行物, now in the Mitchell Library (C708). This is the
most 利益／興味ing section of the Memoir, and is the only part
written by William Cox himself. Some parts of the old road can
still be 設立する, and it is possible to walk 負かす／撃墜する the dreaded 降下／家系
from 開始する York into the Hartley Valley."
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This is an 早期に Austrlaian 'Science Fiction' story, which first
appeared in The South Australian 半端物 Fellows' Magazine,
August, 1845)
But the （犯罪の）一味ing of bells and the 解雇する／砲火／射撃ing of the 広大な／多数の／重要な steam
大砲 at Fort Boston 発表する the fact that the festivities of the
day have now 開始するd, and as our 宿泊する takes a 目だつ part in
them, I must 辞職する my seat in the electro-phonotypographical 議長，司会を務める
to some one more worthy to fill it.
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More than two-thirds of the newspaper articles in this
"scrapbook" 落ちる 自然に into one of a number of 幅の広い
topics.
These 含む letters and 定期刊行物s, from ordinary people, from the
軍の and from 罪人／有罪を宣告するs, about the 明言する／公表する of the 植民地,
罪，犯罪 and transportation and the vicissitudes of life in the new
植民地 of New South むちの跡s.
Port Jackson, 14th November, 1788. I take the first
適切な時期 that has been given us to 熟知させる you with our
disconsolate 状況／情勢 in this 独房監禁 waste of the 創造. Our
passage, you may have heard by the first ships, was tolerably
favourable; but the inconveniences since 苦しむd for want of
避難所, bedding, &c., are not to be imagined by any stranger.
However, we have now two streets, if four 列／漕ぐ／騒動s of the most
哀れな huts you can かもしれない conceive of deserve that 指名する.
Windows they have 非，不，無, as from the 知事's house, &c., now
nearly finished, no glass could be spared; so that lattices of
twigs are made by our people to 供給（する） their places. At the
extremity of the lines, where since our arrival the dead are
buried, there is a place called the church-yard; but we hear, as
soon as a 十分な 量 of bricks can be made, a church is to
be built, and 指名するd St. Philip, after the 知事. Notwithstanding
all our 現在のs, the savages still continue to do us all the
傷害 they can, which makes the 兵士s' 義務 very hard, and much
不満 の中で the officers. [抽出する from a letter from
a 女性（の） 罪人／有罪を宣告する.]
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Robert AUSTIN
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I have the honour to 服従させる／提出する...the に引き続いて 報告（する）／憶測,
簡潔に explaining the 操作／手術s of the 探検隊／遠征隊 to Shark Bay;
and adverting to the 地質学の structure, natural 生産／産物s,
water-parting, and general character of the 内部の of this 植民地
to the N. and E. of the settled 地区s, and に向かって the
Gascoigne River, 述べるd in the …を伴ってing 地図／計画するs and 定期刊行物s,
and 調査するd by the party under my 命令（する）, in pursuance of
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. . . am I not 解放する／自由な from the cares that obtrude on
those of tougher texture of mind who find joy in the opposite to
this peace and unconcern for the rewards and honours of the world?
Better this 孤立／分離 and moderation in all things than, racked
with worries, to moan and fret because of 非，不，無-success in the
ceaseless struggle for riches, or the 増加する thereof; better than
to 屈服する 負かす／撃墜する to and worship in the "国／地域d 寺 of Commercialism"
that haughty and supercilious old idol Mammon; better than to 申し込む／申し出
continual sacrifices of 残り／休憩（する）, health, and the 即座の good of
life to appease the exacting and silly deities of fashion and
society.
There may be some who, in a disparaging トン, will at this 行う／開催する／段階 of
my 自白s enter an 告訴，告発 of impracticableness. To such a
告発（する），告訴（する）／料金 I would 罪を認める; but to those who proffer it, I neither
控訴，上告, nor do I 恐れる judgment. These writings are for those who
see something in life beyond the mere "getting on in world," or
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1770 June 28. Tupia by Roasting his Coccos very
much in his Oven made them lose intirely their acridity; the Roots
were so small that we did not think them at all an 反対する for the
ship so resolvd to content ourselves with the greens which are
calld in the West Indies Indian Kale. I went with the seamen to
shew them the Place and they Gatherd a large 量. Saw one tree
and only one notchd in the same manner as those at Botany bay. We
have ever since we have been here observd the nests of a 肉親，親類d of
Ants much like the White ants in the East indies but to us
perfectly 害のない; they were always pyramidical, from a few インチs
to 6 feet in hight and very much 似ているd 石／投石するs which I have seen
in English Druidical monuments. Today we met with a large number of
them of all sizes rangd in a small open place which had a very
pretty 影響; Dr Solander compard them to the Rune 石／投石するs on the
Plains of Upsal in Sweden, myself to all the smaller Druidical
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George BARRINGTON (1755-1804)
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Upon his 裁判，公判 on this occasion, it was that he
appeared to have first distinguished himself as a public （衆議院の）議長.
He endeavoured, with much art, but without any success, to work
upon the feelings of the 法廷，裁判所 and 陪審／陪審員団; but the proofs against him
were so （疑いを）晴らす, that he was 設立する 有罪の; and, pursuant to his
宣告，判決, he was 除去するd once more to the Hulks at Woolwich, about
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Sir John BARROW (1764-1848)
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Just before sun-rising on Tuesday the 28th [April
1789], while I was yet asleep, Mr. Christian, officer of the watch,
Charles Churchill, ship's corporal, John Mills, gunner's mate, and
Thomas Burkitt, 船員, （機の）カム into my cabin, and 掴むing me, tied my
手渡すs with a cord behind my 支援する, 脅すing me with instant death
if I spoke or made the least noise. I called, however, as loud as I
could in hopes of 援助; but they had already 安全な・保証するd the
officers who were not of their party, by placing sentinels at their
doors. There were three men at my cabin door, besides the four
within; Christian had only a cutlass in his 手渡す, the others had
muskets and 銃剣. [William Bligh] |
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BARRY (1850-1911)
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The general opinion of those who felt called upon
to give it was that Steve Brown, of the Scrubby Corner, 'wasn't any
chop.' Not that, on the surface, there seemed much 証拠
confirmatory of such a 判決--rather, indeed, the contrary. If a
traveller, drover or teamster lost his 在庫／株, Steve, after a long
and arduous search, was invariably the first man to come across the
行方不明の animals--供給するd the reward was high enough. Yet, in spite
of this useful gift of 発見, its owner was neither liked nor
信用d. Uncharitable people--特に the ones whom he took such
trouble to 強いる--would 固執する in hinting that 非，不，無 knew so 井戸／弁護士席
where to find as those that hid. --From Steve Brown's
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George Burnett BARTON (1836-1901)
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Every country, it is said, is 治める／統治するd 同様に as
it deserves to be; and since the same electors who have
deliberately returned these corrupt and time-serving 政治家，政治屋s to
代表する them will choose the members of the 連邦の 議会,
is it to be supposed that they will return men of a higher class to
代表する them in its two Houses?
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George BASS (1771-1803)
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Furneaux's Land, or that land seen by Captain
Furneaux in the latitude of 39° 00',** is a lofty hummocky
promontory of hard granite, of about 20 miles in length, and
変化させるing from 6 or 7 to 12 or 14 miles in breadth. Its firmness and
広大な durability make it 井戸／弁護士席 worthy of 存在, what there is 広大な／多数の／重要な
推論する／理由 to believe it is, the 境界 point of a large 海峡 and a
corner-石／投石する of this 広大な／多数の／重要な island, New Holland. It is joined to the
本土／大陸 by a low neck of sand, which is nearly divided by a lagoon
that runs in on the west 味方する of it, and by a large shoal inlet on
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Thomas BASTARD (fl. 1881)
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In those days there were no telegraphs or 鉄道s,
so that when I arrived at Port Adelaide I had no means of making my
arrival known to my wife and family, and was unable to make a quick
旅行 to the city, but had to be 揺さぶるd along a rough road in a
very modest spring cart, I was not even 好意d with a public
demonstration, but "Never mind," thought I, "stop
till I get home, for there I know I shall 会合，会う a warm and loving
歓迎会 from my dear wife and children, perhaps more so than if I
had been the 知事 of the 州," and as it happened I
was not far wrong. After a 広大な／多数の／重要な 取引，協定 of pulling and 運ぶ／漁獲高ing by the
children, and kissing and hugging by my wife, there was a pause,
and then （機の）カム
questions and answers too 非常に／多数の to について言及する, and amongst others
there was, "Have you been lucky, Tom?" "Yes!"
replied I, "lucky to get home 安全に." "That is not
what I mean," said my wife, "have you got any
gold?" "Very little, I am sorry to say," was my
reply. The news of my return, however, soon spread, and the
neighbors flocked in to see a returned digger, but, 式のs, with very
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Daisy BATES (1859?-1951)
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Just before I left London a letter had been
published in The Times 含む／封じ込めるing strong 主張s of cruelty to
Western Australian aborigines by the white 植民／開拓者s of the
North-West. I called upon The Times, 明言する／公表するd that I was going to
Western Australia and 申し込む／申し出d to make 十分な 調査 of the
告発（する），告訴（する）／料金s, and to 令状 them the results. The 申し込む／申し出 was
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J S BATTYE (1871-1954)
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...a 法案 was 現在のd to the English 議会
"親族 to the 政府 of His Majesty's 解決／入植地s in Western
Australia on the western coast of New Holland." This was passed on
14 May [1829] (10 George IV c.22) and 供給するd that the King, with
the advice of the Privy 会議, might make, or might authorise any
person or persons 居住（者） in the 植民地 to make, such 法律s and
法令／条例s as might be necessary for the peace, order, and good
政府 of His Majesty's 支配するs within the 解決／入植地; that
such 法律s, orders, etc., were to be laid before both Houses of
議会 as soon as practicable thereafter; that no part of the
植民地s of New South むちの跡s and 先頭 Diemen's Land was to be
含むd in the new 植民地 or 解決／入植地s, and that the 行為／法令／行動する was to
continue in 軍隊 until the end of 1834. This period of continuance
was 延長するd by the さまざまな 行為／法令／行動するs from time to time until it was
正式に 廃止するd by the passage of 13-14 Victoria c.59, which
dealt with the 政府 of the whole of the Australian
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Barbara BAYNTON (1857-1929)
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The creek was a 銀行業者, but the 跡をつける led to a
plank, which, 攻撃するd to the willows on cither bank, was usually
above flood-level. A churning sound showed that the water was over
the plank, and she must wade along it. She turned to the sullen
sky. There was no gleam of light save in her resolute, white
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Now the 仲買人 thought in this wise: "This is 井戸／弁護士席
for me, for if I get the girl away thus 静かに from all her
relations I shall save much in 現在のs," and his heart rejoiced,
for although not mean he was a careful man. So he steered his boat
seaward, between the seething surf that boiled and hissed on both
味方するs of the boat passage. From "By 暗礁 and Palm and Other
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Joseph Lievesley BEESTON
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One of ours told me they had reached a man 厳しく
負傷させるd in the 脚, in の近くに proximity to his dug-out. After he had
been placed on the 担架 and made comfortable, he was asked
whether there was anything he would like to take with him. He
pondered a bit, and then said: "Oh! you might give me my diary--I
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Thomas BELT (1832-1878)
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It was the time of the 発見 of gold in
Australia, and after much discussion he and his 年上の brother
joined the stream of adventurers and sailed in 1852 for Victoria.
In this rough "school of 地雷s" he acquired that insight into the
building-up of the earth's crust and that practical knowledge of
minerals which served him so 井戸／弁護士席 in after-life as a 採掘
engineer. But although the whole 植民地 was in the 支配する of the
gold-fever, Belt 保持するd the same 静かな habits of 観察
which had 示すd him at home--for there, as to whatever part of the
world his work subsequently called him, the engineer was always at
heart a naturalist. He 証明するd an excellent 観察者／傍聴者, and a 確かな
思索的な 傾向 led him to group his 観察s so as to
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In 1822 Mr. J T. Bigge was （売買）手数料，委託（する）／委員会／権限d, by the
House of ありふれた in England, to 報告（する）／憶測 on the 明言する／公表する of the 植民地 of
New South むちの跡s; to 報告（する）／憶測 on the Judicial 設立s and to
報告（する）／憶測 on the 明言する／公表する of 農業 and 貿易（する）, in the 植民地s of
both New South むちの跡s and 先頭 Dieman's Land. |
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ーするために make the Proprietors of the 先頭
Diemen's Land Company 熟知させるd with the country in which they
have 投資するd their 適切に, it has been thought 望ましい to give
a 簡潔な／要約する Sketch of the History of that
利益／興味ing island, to point out some of the difficulties against
which 早期に 植民／開拓者s have had to 競う, the manner in which they
have been surmounted, and the 繁栄 which has resulted from
their 産業 and perseverance, that by comparing themselves with
other colonists, the Proprietors may be enabled to form a just
見積（る） of their prospects, not only from produce which forms
年次の income, but from the 増加するd and 増加するing value of their
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Gregory BLAXLAND
(1778-1853)
- The 定期刊行物 of Gregory Blaxland, 1813, edited by Frank
Walker (1861-1948)? (会社にする／組み込むing "定期刊行物 of a 小旅行する of 発見
Across the Blue Mountains, NSW, in the year 1813". This ebook is
利用できる from the Australian
Explorers 定期刊行物s page.
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On the 28th they proceeded about five miles and
three-４半期/4分の1s. Not 存在 able to find water, they did not 停止（させる）
till five o'clock, when they took up their 駅／配置する on the 辛勝する／優位 of
the precipice. To their 広大な／多数の／重要な satisfaction, they discovered that
what they had supposed to be sandy barren land below the mountain,
was forest land, covered with good grass and with 木材／素質 of an
inferior 質. In the evening they contrived to get their horses
負かす／撃墜する the mountain by cutting a small ざん壕 with a 売春婦, which kept
them from slipping, where they again tasted fresh grass for the
first time since they left the forest land on the other 味方する of the
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反乱（を起こす） on the Bounty
Just before sun-rising, while I was yet asleep, Mr. Christian,
with the master at 武器, gunner's mate, and Thomas Burkitt, 船員,
（機の）カム into my cabin, and 掴むing me tied my 手渡すs with a cord behind
my 支援する, 脅すing me with instant death if I spoke or made the
least noise: I however called as loud as I could in hopes of
援助; but they had already 安全な・保証するd the officers who were not
of their party by placing sentinels at their doors. There were
three men at my cabin door besides the four within; Christian had
only a cutlass in his 手渡す, the others had muskets and 銃剣. I
was 運ぶ／漁獲高d out of bed and 軍隊d on deck in my shirt, 苦しむing
広大な／多数の／重要な 苦痛 from the tightness which with they had tied my 手渡すs. I
需要・要求するd the 推論する／理由 of such 暴力／激しさ but received no other answer
than 乱用 for not 持つ／拘留するing my tongue. The master, the gunner, the
外科医, Mr. Elphinstone, master's mate, and Nelson, were kept
限定するd below; and the fore hatchway was guarded by sentinels.
From "A Voyage to the South Sea..."
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But it's all up now; there's no get away this time;
and I, 刑事 Marston, as strong as a bullock, as active as a
激しく揺する-wallaby, chock-十分な of life and spirits and health, have been
tried for bush-範囲ing--強盗 under 武器 they call it--and though
the 血 runs through my veins like the water in the mountain
creeks, and every bit of bone and sinew is as sound as the day I
was born, I must die on the gallows this day month. From
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"...You have lately been in Ashanti, I
perceive."
I 認める that I had, and went on to 問い合わせ how he had become
aware of it; for as Kelleran had not known it until a few minutes
before, I did not see how he could be 熟知させるd with the fact.
"It is not a very difficult thing to tell," he answered, with a
smile at my astonishment, "seeing that you carry about with you the
示す of a Gwato spear. If it were necessary I could tell you some
more things that would surprise you: for instance, I could tell you
that the man who 削減（する） the said spear out for you was an amateur at
his work, that he was left-手渡すd, that he was short-sighted, and
that he was 回復するing from malaria at the time. All this is plain
to the 注目する，もくろむ; but I see our friend Kelleran fancies his dinner is
getting 冷淡な, so we had better 延期する our 調査s for a
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In this story of the bushrangers I do not pretend
to have 含むd the 指名するs of all those who have at さまざまな times
been called bushrangers in Australia. That, as will be seen from
what I have said in the earlier 一時期／支部s, would be not 単に
impossible but useless. I believe, however, that I have collected
some particulars about all those who 後継するd in winning even a
地元の notoriety, and I have also endeavoured to 供給（する） such
personal 特徴 of the leaders in the movement as may
throw some light on the 原因（となる）s which induced them to "take to
the bush." My 主要な／長／主犯 反対する, however, has been to make the
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"BRENT OF BIN BIN"
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William Henry BRETON
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Ships bound to the Australian
植民地s sail at all times of the year; but it is by no means an
平易な 事柄 to ascertain the 正確な period 直す／買収する，八百長をするd for their
出発; for such is the 苦悩 of the スパイ／執行官s to 安全な・保証する
乗客s, that they will not hesitate to 明言する／公表する a 肯定的な time,
although 井戸／弁護士席 aware that the 大型船 may not sail for many weeks
afterwards. It is therefore advisable to 保留する the passage money
until the 大型船 is in a 明言する／公表する of forwardness for sea, which can
only be ascertained by a person going himself on board, and finding
out what 部分 of the 貨物 is shipped: if he cannot do so
本人自身で, he should 雇う a friend to 行為／法令／行動する for him. Without
taking this 警戒, the emigrant may be 拘留するd in London, at
very 広大な／多数の／重要な expense, and during a かなりの time: indeed I know
of one instance in which a family were induced, through the
misrepresentations of an スパイ／執行官, to go from Aberdeen to London,
where, after having made their 手はず／準備 and paid their
passage-money, they were 拘留するd three months.
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We had a little difficulty in crossing Cox's River,
which was somewhat swollen. There is no 橋（渡しをする）, and the gigantic
oaks which have been felled from time to time across the stream
have all been swept away. 法案 匂いをかぐd at the Cox, and called it a
dribbling creek, but it took him an hour to get from one 味方する of it
to the other, with his swag and his 着せる／賦与するs in one big bundle on
his 長，率いる. There are a couple of selectors' huts 近づく the ford, and
a half-caste woman strolled 負かす／撃墜する to the river bank to watch us. But
she 申し込む／申し出d us no advice, and I mutely thanked her for her
forbearance. She was the last person we saw to-day. There are not
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含むs sermons preached by Rev. D Jacobson and
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Alexander BRITTON
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容積／容量 I, by George Burnett BARTON (see above)
covered the period from 1783-1789, when Arthur Phillip was
Governmor. 容積／容量 II covers the period from 1789-1794, when Phillip
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"I say, Dora, can't we get up some special excitement for sister
Maggie, seeing she is to be here for Christmas? I fancy she will,
in her home inexperience, 推定する／予想する a rather jolly time spending
Christmas in this forsaken 位置／汚点／見つけ出す. I am afraid that my letters home,
in which I coloured things up a bit, are to 非難する for that," my
husband 追加するd ruefully.
"What can we do, Jack?" I asked. "I can 招待する the Dunbars, the
Connors and the Sutherlands over for a dance, and you can arrange
for a kangaroo-追跡（する） the に引き続いて day. That is the usual thing when
special 訪問者s come, isn't it?" From A Christmas with
Australian 黒人／ボイコットs.
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It is now universally 認める that there 存在するs in
this country, 広大な／多数の／重要な 競争 for 雇用 in every 肉親，親類d of
労働, bodily and mental, amongst all classes of persons, whether
井戸／弁護士席 or ill-educated. The 審議s in 議会, the 証拠
供給（する）d to 委員会s of both Houses, and almost every newspaper,
furnish proof that the number of persons in this kingdom who are
struggling with difficulty for the means of subsistence, is
極端に 広大な／多数の／重要な; that the happiness and 繁栄 of society at
large is その為に materially 少なくなるd, and that even the 安定
of our political 会・原則s is occasionally placed in jeopardy by
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Daniel Bunce 述べるs his work as
"twenty-theee years' wanderings in Tasmania and the
Australias; 含むing travels with Dr. Leichhardt in north or
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C T (Charles Trimby) BURFITT (d. 1927)
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Abel Janszoon Tasman was unquestionably one of the
greatest, if not the greatest, of the 航海士s between Magellan,
(who, in the 早期に years of the 16th century first crossed the
太平洋の Ocean), and Cook, who in the latter years of the eighteenth
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...the Southern Cross has given up her 告発（する），告訴（する）／料金, and
her mixed assortment of 囚人s are penned in Hyde Park
兵舎--the more desperate 部分 to be 雇うd upon public
作品, the 残りの人，物 to be 割り当てるd to さまざまな masters, and
scattered broadcast の中で the 解決／入植地s. From Sydney, the 資本／首都
town of the young 植民地, we turn northward, and reach the scene of
our 未来 一時期／支部s--the Valley of the Hunter River. 据えるd
several miles above the mouth of the river was an 広範囲にわたる cattle
farm, the 所有物／資産／財産 of Walter Shelley, Esq. |
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James BURNEY (1750-1821)
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その後の to the 出版（物） of Mr. Dalrymple's
Historical Collection, a manuscript 定期刊行物 of Captain
Tasman's, with charts and 見解（をとる）s of the lands discovered by him, was
brought to this country, and was 購入（する）d of the then possessor by
Mr. Banks (the 現在の Sir Joseph Banks) すぐに after his return
from the South Sea. In Sir Joseph's Library it has been
保存するd not 単に as a curiosity. To 容易にする the means of
（警察などへの）密告，告訴（状） from so 価値のある a manuscript, he procured it to be
translated into English; and the Dutch 初めの with the English
translation are kept on the same shelf in his Library. From these,
with the 許可 of the 権利 honourable owner, the account of
Abel Jansen Tasman's Voyage is now 申し込む／申し出d to the public. The
English translation was made in 1776, by the Reverend Charles
Godfrey Woide, who was then Chaplain to His Majesty's Dutch Chapel
at St. James's Palace, and afterwards Under Librarian to the
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Albert F CALVERT
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... during my wanderings through Western Australia,
in the capacity of a 採掘 engineer, I （機の）カム across a good many of
the natives; and taking a 深遠な 利益／興味 in everything connected
with the 植民地 I 解決するd to 始める，決める 負かす／撃墜する in 簡潔な／要約する and simple form
such facts as I could glean regarding this most curious 見本／標本 of
the human race. I lay no more （人命などを）奪う，主張する to originality than is 予定 to
one who has arranged his 事柄 in his own way, and 追加するd a few
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Guthrie Carey began life young. He was not a week
over twenty-one when, between two voyages, he married Lily
Harrison, 簡単に because she was a poor, pretty, homeless little
girl, who had to earn her living as a nondescript lady-help in hard
状況／情勢s, and never had a holiday. He saw her in a Sandridge
搭乗-house, slaving beyond her 力／強力にするs, and made up his mind
that she should 残り／休憩（する）. With sailor zeal and promptitude, he got the
同意 of her father, who was glad to be rid of her out of the way
of a new wife; took the trembling, 粘着するing child to the nearest
parson, and made her a pensioner on his small 給料 in a tiny
宿泊するing of her own. From "Sisters". |
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The old 命令（する）, "告発（する），告訴（する）／料金!" was distinctly heard,
and the red-coats 急ぐd with 直す／買収する，八百長をするd 銃剣 to 嵐／襲撃する the stockade.
A few 削減（する）s, kicks and pulling 負かす／撃墜する, and the 職業 was done too
quickly for their wonted ardour, for they 現実に thrust their
銃剣 on the 団体／死体 of the dead and 負傷させるd まき散らすd about on the
ground. A wild "hurrah!" burst out and 'the Southern Cross' was
torn 負かす／撃墜する, I should say, の中で their laughter, such as if it had
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The night of the 10th our 供給（する） was 負かす／撃墜する to three
gallons. 非，不，無 could be spared for the horses now, 非，不，無 could be
spared for beef-boiling, only a little for bread, and a 減少（する） each
to drink. Every 激しく揺する-穴を開ける we had seen--but one--was 乾燥した，日照りの. Alexander
Spring would be 乾燥した，日照りの. We should have to make for the 皇后 Spring,
fifty miles beyond. Every thing pointed to the probability of this
sequence of events, therefore the greatest care must be 演習d.
The horses would die within a few miles, but the camels were still
信頼できる in spite of the 弱めるing 影響 of the sand-山の尾根s, so
there was no need for 苦悩. Yet we could not help feeling
anxious; one's 神経s get 不安定な from constant wear and 涙／ほころび, from
want of food and 残り／休憩（する）. We had been in infinitely worse positions
than this; in fact, with health and strength and fresh camels no
thought of danger would have been entertained, but it is a very
different 事柄 after months of constant 緊張する on 団体／死体 and mind.
約束--that is the 広大な／多数の／重要な thing, to 所有する--約束 that all is for
the best, and that all will "pan out" 権利 in the end. |
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William CARRON (1821-1876)
- Narrative of an 探検隊／遠征隊 Undertaken Under the Direction of
E. B. Kennedy, by William Carron, a 生存者 of the 探検隊／遠征隊.
This ebook is 利用できる from the Australian Explorers 定期刊行物s
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Edmund Kennedy led an 探検隊／遠征隊 from Rockingham
Bay in an 試みる／企てる to reach Cape York by land. Kennedy and eight
other companions on the 探検隊／遠征隊 were either killed by aborigines
or died of 餓死. William Carron was one of the 生存者s. The
text also 含むs 声明s by Jackey Jackey, an aborigine who
…を伴ってd the 探検隊／遠征隊, and by others 伴う／関わるd in the
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At times, you may see men, half-mad, throwing
君主s, like halfpence, out of their pockets into the streets;
and I once saw a digger, who was looking over a large 量 of
bank-公式文書，認めるs, deliberately 涙／ほころび to pieces and trample in the mud
under his feet every 国／地域d or ragged one he （機の）カム to, 断言するing all
the time at the gold-仲買人s for "giving him dirty paper money for
pure Alexander gold; he wouldn't carry dirt in his pocket; not he;
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I sent for Hankey, and asked him about 独房s. He
says that the gaol is （人が）群がるd to suffocation. "独房監禁
confinement" is a mere 指名する. There are six men, each 宣告，判決d to
独房監禁 confinement, in a 独房 together. The 独房 is called the
"nunnery". It is small, and the six men were naked to the waist
when I entered, the perspiration 注ぐing in streams off their naked
団体／死体s! It is disgusting to 令状 of such things. --from 'For the
称する，呼ぶ／期間／用語 of his Natural Life' |
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George COLLINGRIDGE
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The 発見 of a 大陸の island like
Australia was not a 行為 that could be 成し遂げるd in a day. Many
years passed away, and many voyages to these shores of ours were
undertaken by the 主要な 海上の nations of Europe, before the
problematic and mysterious TERRA AUSTRALIS INCOGNITA of the
古代のs became known, even in a 要約 way, and its insularity
and 分離 from other lands 前向きに／確かに 設立するd. From the
Introduction to The First 発見 of Australia and New
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The coast, as the boats drew 近づく Port Jackson,
wore so unfavourable an 外見, that Captain Phillip's 最大の
期待 reached no さらに先に than to find what Captain Cook, as
he passed by, thought might be 設立する, 避難所 for a boat. In this
conjecture, however, he was most agreeably disappointed, by finding
not only 避難所 for a boat, but a harbour 有能な of affording
安全 to a much larger (n)艦隊／(a)素早い than would probably ever 捜し出す for
避難所 or 安全 in it. In one of the coves of this noble and
capacious harbour, equal if not superior to any yet known in the
world, it was 決定するd to 直す／買収する，八百長をする the 解決／入植地; and on the 23rd
[January, 1788], having 診察するd it as fully as the time would
許す, the 知事 and his party left Port Jackson and its
friendly and 平和的な inhabitants (for such he everywhere 設立する
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Tom COLLINS (1843-1912)
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And away circles the colt, slapping at the bit with
his 前線 feet, whilst your historic saddle 向こうずねs in the sun, and
the stirrup-アイロンをかけるs occasionally 会合，会う high in the 空気／公表する. And away in
chase go two of the chaps on their bits of stuff. 一方／合間, you
explain to the other two that the 流出／こぼす serves you 権利 for riding
so carelessly; and that, though your soul lusts to have it out with
the colt, a stringent 任命 in the 郡区 will 軍隊 you to
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Saturday, 28th. In the P.M. hoisted out the Pinnace
and Yawl ーするために 試みる／企てる a 上陸, but the Pinnace took in the
Water so 急速な／放蕩な that she was 強いるd to be hoisted in again to stop
her 漏れるs. At this time we saw several people a shore, 4 of whom
where carrying a small Boat or Canoe, which we imagin'd they were
going to put in to the Water ーするために Come off to us; but in
this we were mistaken. 存在 now not above 2 Miles from the Shore
Mr. Banks, Dr. Solander, Tupia, and myself put off in the Yawl, and
pull'd in for the land to a place where we saw 4 or 5 of the
Natives, who took to the 支持を得ようと努めるd as we approached the Shore; which
disappointed us in the 期待 we had of getting a 近づく 見解（をとる） of
them, if not to speak to them. But our 失望 was
高くする，増すd when we 設立する that we no where could 影響 a 上陸 by
推論する／理由 of the 広大な／多数の／重要な Surf which （警官の）巡回区域，受持ち区域 everywhere upon the shore. We
saw 運ぶ／漁獲高'd up upon the beach 3 or 4 small Canoes, which to us
appeared not much unlike the Small ones of New Zeland. In the 支持を得ようと努めるd
were several Trees of the Palm 肉親，親類d, and no under 支持を得ようと努めるd; and this
was all we were able to 観察する from the boat, after which we
return'd to the Ship about 5 in the evening.* (* The place where
Cook 試みる／企てるd to land is 近づく Bulli, a place where there is now
かなりの 輸出（する） of coal. A large coal port, Wollongong, lies a
little to the southward.) At this time it fell 静める, and we were
not above a Mile and a half from the Shore, in 11 fathoms, and
within some breakers that lay to the Southward of us; but luckily a
light 微風 （機の）カム off from the Land, which carried us out of
danger, and with which we stood to the Northward. At daylight in
the morning we discover'd a Bay, ( Botany Bay.) which appeared to
be tollerably 井戸／弁護士席 避難所'd from all 勝利，勝つd, into which I 解決するd
to go with the Ship, and with this 見解（をとる） sent the Master in the
Pinnace to sound the 入り口, while we keept turning up with the
Ship, having the 勝利，勝つd 権利 out. At noon the 入り口 bore
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I believe that, both in the old country and in the
隣接地の 植民地s, 同様に as in Queensland, the 早期に 出来事/事件s
of our origin and growth will furnish a by no means useless
出資／貢献 to the 広大な／多数の／重要な 蓄える／店 of facts which 関心 the general
進歩 of humanity. Unfortunately, few amongst us have time or
適切な時期 to collect that 部分 which elucidates either; while
day by day the sources of （警察などへの）密告，告訴（状） are 減少（する）ing, and those who
could either furnish it, or 示す where it could be 設立する, are
silently passing away. Thus believing, and thus 残念に
観察するing, I have collected the 構成要素 for the first 容積／容量, and
wrought as I have been enabled in its 協定 and
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W. H. (William Henry) CORFIELD
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The 推論する／理由s for this 調書をとる／予約する are as follow:--Whilst
talking over 早期に days with Mr. Courtenay-Luck, the popular
長官 of the 商業の Travellers' Club, that gentleman
示唆するd that I should 令状 a paper, to be read at a 会合 of
the Historical Society of Queensland.
In 令状ing that paper, so many long-forgotten men, places and
出来事/事件s （機の）カム 支援する to memory that I thought my reminiscences might
証明する 利益／興味ing to others. I may be occasionally incorrect in
dates, or in the sequence of events, but I relate facts and
personal experiences. As they are, I leave them to the 肉親，親類d
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Erle COX (1873-1950)
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There was a man seated at a （米）棚上げする／（英）提議する in what appeared
to be a 広大な physical 研究室／実験室. On the （米）棚上げする／（英）提議する, which was littered
with 器具s and apparatus, stood a large glass 戦車／タンク in which a
fish could be seen swimming. The silence was broken only by
時折の movements of the man utterly 吸収するd in the work he was
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The political story of Australia is not an
明白に 利益／興味ing story. 広大な／多数の／重要な things have happened, but they
have happened 徐々に, and without 観察. There have been
no wars of conquest, for a handful of people were dowered with a
continent; no wars of defence, for the continent was 保護するd by
the (n)艦隊／(a)素早い of Nelson; no racial 衝突, for the people were as
完全に British as the people of the British 小島s. The 広大な／多数の／重要な
戦う／戦いs of freedom had been already fought and won before Australia
（機の）カム of age. The 原則s of 僕主主義 and Liberty, of 植民地の
Home 支配する and Responsible 政府, had been recognised as
必須の 原則s of British civilisation. Australians had not
to fight; they had only to ask, and to argue. There were mistakes
and 延期するs and 摩擦; but in general, Australia got the 十分な
特権s of British 市民権 as soon as Australia was ready to
use them with advantage to herself. Our story has not been the
story of a people 努力する／競うing to be 解放する／自由な. It has been the story of an
幼児 society 徐々に growing into the freedom that was
recognised to be its natural birthright. |
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J H L CUMPSTON (1880-1954)
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They had reached the Murray, and Sturt now held the
second 重要な to the riddle of the rivers: the （犯罪の）一味 was の近くにing
急速な／放蕩な--the upper Darling, Macquarie, Lachlan, Murrumbidgee, and now
the Murray--no longer mysteries, but very unromantic realities.
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Allan CUNNINGHAM
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まっただ中に the ardour with which geographical 研究
has been patronized and 起訴するd in almost every other 部分 of
the globe, it is a 支配する of surprise and 悔いる that so little
苦悩 should have been shown by geographers, and even by men of
science in general, to 増加する our knowledge of the 内部の of
the Australian continent. But so it is,--that land of anomalies may
still be said to be almost a terra incognita; and, 限られた／立憲的な as may
be the （警察などへの）密告，告訴（状） which we 所有する of its 内部の features, yet,
with the 有罪の判決 that some concise notice of the way in which
that knowledge has been progressively acquired will not 証明する
altogether uninteresting to the Geographical Society, I beg to lay
before it, in a 簡潔な／要約する 見解（をとる）, the results of the several 探検隊／遠征隊s,
which have been 雇うd in inland 発見 since the first
解決／入植地 was formed at Port Jackson; to which I have 追加するd, a few
時折の 発言／述べるs on the different 大勝するs which have been
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On this the islanders 行為／行うd our people さらに先に
up the country, and indeed to a most pleasant place, where they
seated them under a very sightly Belay, on mats of a very
delicate texture, and variety of beautiful colours, 扱う／治療するing them
with two cocoa-nuts, one for the 長，指導者, and one for our 船長／主将.
In the evening our people returned on board with a hog, and an
account that no water was to be had; they however made so good a
day's work of it, as to get forty pigs, seventy fowls, and
vegetables in 豊富, for a few nails, a little fail-cloth,
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The sea-fish that we saw here (for here was no river, land, or
pond of fresh water to be seen) are 主として sharks. There are
豊富 of them in this particular sound, and I therefore give it
the 指名する of Shark's Bay. Here are also skates, thornbacks, and
other fish of the ray 肉親，親類d (one sort 特に like the sea-devil)
and garfish, bonetas, etc. Of 貝類と甲殻類 we got here mussels,
periwinkles, limpets, oysters, both of the pearl 肉親，親類d and also
eating-oysters, 同様に the ありふれた sort as long oysters; beside
cockles, etc. The shore was lined 厚い with many other sorts of
very strange and beautiful 爆撃するs, for variety of colour and 形態／調整,
most finely spotted with red, 黒人／ボイコット, or yellow, etc., such as I
have not seen anywhere but at this place. I brought away a 広大な／多数の／重要な
many of them; but lost all except a very few, and those not of the
best. From 'A Voyage to New Holland, etc. in the year
1699'.
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The greyhounds 追求するd a kangaroo ネズミ into a hollow
tree, out of which we dragged it: it is an animal as large as a
rabbit, but with the 人物／姿／数字 of a kangaroo. A few years since this
country abounded with wild animals; but now the emu is banished to
a long distance, and the kangaroo is become 不十分な; to both the
English greyhound has been 高度に destructive. It may be long
before these animals are altogether 皆殺しにするd, but their doom is
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Thaddeus Keene was 井戸／弁護士席 known in Melbourne; Oliver
Manx had seen to that 詳細（に述べる）. Keene was a 広大な／多数の／重要な traveller, and had
no relations, few friends, and a host of 知識s. He
travelled 広範囲にわたって. 知識s are rarely inquisitive. They ask
questions when met, some of their questions 国境ing on the
inquisitive; but with absence comes forgetfulness on their part.
Certainly, it was strange that, with Keene's re-外見 in
Melbourne social life, Oliver Manx made one of his たびたび（訪れる）
absences from Sydney. Oliver Manx had 設立する Thaddeus Keene useful.
Yet he was only one of やめる a number of unattached Australians who
roamed their country, turning up at infrequent intervals in the
cities and towns they call "home." 非，不，無 of them （人命などを）奪う，主張するd
to have relations, friends, or intimates. They held only one
likeness. Whenever one of them appeared in public in any city, the
others, 含むing Oliver Manx, were absent from their home towns,
on 私的な and unobtrusive 商売／仕事. From: —The Kahm
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Just picture the scene for yourself. The weird,
unexplored land stretches away on every 味方する, though one could not
see much of it on account of the grassy hillocks. I, a white man,
was alone の中で the 黒人／ボイコットs in the terrible land of "Never
Never,"--as the Australians call their terra incognita; and I was
格闘するing with a gigantic cannibal 長，指導者 for the 所有／入手 of two
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'Er 指名する's Doreen ...井戸／弁護士席 spare me bloomin' days!
You could er knocked me 負かす／撃墜する wiv 'arf a brick!
Yes, me, that kids meself I know their ways,
An' 'as a 指名する for smoogin' in our click!
I just lines up an' tips the saucy wink.
But strike! The way she piled on dawg! Yer'd think
A bloke was givin' 支援する-雑談（する） to the Queen....
'Er 指名する's Doreen.
From The Sentimental Bloke
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On our return, when 近づくing Pancridge, the horse
cast a shoe, and the other boy and I took him to a (1)偽造する／(2)徐々に進む. The other
boy left me at the (1)偽造する／(2)徐々に進む for a time, and went for a stroll.
By-and-bye we both went 支援する to the boat, and, on reaching Brood,
my companion told me that he had a beautiful long-sleeved plush
waistcoat that his mother had given him. He arranged that when we
got to Wolverhampton I was to take the waistcoat and try and sell
it so that with the money we might go to the play together at
Birmingham. I was told to say that the waistcoat was my own, and
was やめる unaware that it had been stolen when I was waiting with
the horse at Pancridge. I went on my errand and, 近づく the
courthouse, I saw a man whom I thought looked a likely purchaser. I
asked him if he would like to buy a waistcoat, 保証するing him that it
was my own 所有物／資産／財産. He said, "Oh yes, come in and let me have
a look at it." I went with him, when I 設立する to my horror that
I was 申し込む／申し出ing a stolen waistcoat to the constable of the place. He
told me that he was looking for someone of my sort as the coach
from Pancridge had brought notice of the 強盗. Thus was I,
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"NOT GUILTY! My lord, not 有罪の, I 保証する
you!"
The （衆議院の）議長 was a young man, respectably dressed, with a
countenance somewhat pale, but giving 証拠 of a 決定するd
will, and a general demeanor which 示すd 知能 and good
産む／飼育するing. Standing in the ドッキングする／減らす／ドックに入れる, arraigned before the 裁判官 of
assize at Winchester, in a （人が）群がるd 法廷，裁判所, with the serious 告発（する），告訴（する）／料金
of 偽造 against him, James Stewart in a 会社／堅い トン of 発言する／表明する
pleaded thus, and, the 嘆願 存在 記録，記録的な／記録するd, the 裁判，公判 開始するd.
The 栄冠を与える 法廷，裁判所 in that 古代の assize hall is very commodious, and
the galleries are 十分に capacious to 持つ／拘留する several hundred
観客s, but upon this occasion every nook and corner was
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This copyright work was written in 1997 and
許可 has been given to 事業／計画（する） Gutenberg to 名簿（に載せる）／表（にあげる） it. The
author 令状s, in the Introduction to the 調書をとる／予約する..."This is a 調書をとる／予約する
about the computer 地下組織の. It is not a 調書をとる／予約する about 法律
施行 機関s, and it is not written from the point of 見解（をとる）
of the police officer. From a literary 視野, I have told
this story through the 注目する，もくろむs of 非常に／多数の computer hackers. In doing
so, I hope to 供給する the reader with a window into a mysterious,
shrouded and usually inaccessible realm. Who are hackers? Why do
they 切り開く／タクシー／不正アクセス? There are no simple answers to these questions. Each
hacker is different. To that end, I have 試みる／企てるd to 現在の a
collection of individual but interconnected stories, bound by their
links to the international computer 地下組織の. These are true
stories, tales of the world's best and the brightest hackers and
phreakers. There are some members of the 地下組織の whose stories
I have not covered, a few of whom would also 階級 as world-class.
In the end, I chose to paint 詳細（に述べる）d portraits of a few hackers
rather than 試みる／企てる to 収集する a 包括的な but shallow
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George DUNDERDALE
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"Many truthful sketches of the 早期に 植民地の life
of 無断占拠者s, whalers, 罪人／有罪を宣告するs, diggers, and others who left their
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Edward DYSON (1865-1931)
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Mr. Doyle 観察するd the foreign 侵略 with mingled feelings of
righteous 怒り／怒る and 苦痛d solicitude. He had 設立する fossicking by
the creek very handy to 落ちる 支援する upon when the 支持を得ようと努めるd-jambing 貿易（する）
was not きびきびした; but now that 産業 was 廃虚d by Chinese
競争, and Michael could only find 救済 in 深い and earnest
profanity.
From: A Golden Shanty, in "The Golden Shanty"
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Amongst other calamities attendant on this
visitation [of a terrible サイクロン] was the loss of a small coasting
schooner, 指名するd the 'Eva', bound from Cleveland to Rockingham Bay,
with 貨物 and 乗客s. Only those who have visited Australia
can picture to themselves the 十分な horror of a 捕らわれた amongst
the degraded 黒人／ボイコットs with whom this unexplored 地区 abounds; and
a 報告（する）／憶測 of white men having been seen amongst the wild tribes in
the neighbourhood of the Herbert River induced the inhabitants of
Cardwell to 学校／設ける a search party to 救助（する） the 乗組員 of the
unhappy schooner, should they still be alive; or to 伸び（る） some
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Havelock ELLIS (1859-1939)
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This Australian Idyll is 大部分は based on
reminiscences of a year (1878) spent as school teacher at the 位置／汚点／見つけ出す
述べるd. The haunting memories of that unique year in my life
still 追求するd me, on my return to London, まっただ中に 医療の 熟考する／考慮するs at
St. Thomas's Hospital. I 試みる／企てるd at intervals to throw those
memories into a fictional form, and my friend Oliver Schreiner,
利益／興味d in my 実験, encouraged me to 追求する it. This was
一連の会議、交渉／完成する about the year 1886, some eight years after leaving the real
誘発するs Creek, but while my memories of the life there were still
vivid and 正確な. The only 批判的な judgment to which I submitted
the Idyll was that of my friend Arthur Symons who was pleased to
find it of the same class as Flaubert's _Contes_. But I put it
aside, making no 試みる／企てる at 出版（物）. Apart from the fact that
it was far 除去するd from the field of my choosen work in life, I
嫌疑者，容疑者／疑うd that if the 調書をとる／予約する ever wandered into the real Kanga Creek
it might give offence to people for whom I 心にいだくd only friendly
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George William EVANS
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Taken from the Historical 記録，記録的な／記録するs of
Australia, this ebook 詳細（に述べる）s Evans' 旅行 to the Bathurst
Plains and his 発見, during a second 旅行, of the Lachlan
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Edward John EYRE (1815-1901)
- 定期刊行物s of 探検隊／遠征隊s of 発見 into Central Australia,
and 陸路の from Adelaide to King George's Sound. This ebook
is 利用できる from the Australian
Explorers 定期刊行物s page.
- An account of the manners and customs of the Aborigines and
the 明言する／公表する of their relations with Europeans--含むd in
定期刊行物s of 探検隊／遠征隊s of 発見, above.
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We again moved away at 夜明け, through a country
which 徐々に become more scrubby, hilly, and sandy. The horses
はうd on for twenty-one miles, when I 停止（させる）d for an hour to 残り／休憩（する）,
and to have a little tea from our now scanty 在庫／株 of water. The
change which I had noticed yesterday in the vegetation of the
country, was greater and more 元気づける every mile we went, although
as yet the country itself was as desolate and inhospitable as ever.
. .In the course of our 旅行 this morning, we met with many
穴を開けるs in the sheets of 石灰岩, which occasionally coated the
surface of the ground; in these 穴を開けるs the natives appeared to
procure an 豊富 of water after rains, but it was so long since
any had fallen, that all were 乾燥した，日照りの and empty now. In one 深い 穴を開ける
only, did we find the least trace of moisture; this had at the
底（に届く） of it, perhaps a couple of ワイン glasses 十分な of mud and
water, and was most carefully 封鎖するd up from the birds with 抱擁する
石／投石するs: it had evidently been visited by natives, not an hour
before we arrived at it, but I 嫌疑者，容疑者／疑う they were as much
disappointed as we were, upon rolling away all the 石／投石するs to find
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In the history of 探検 are to be 設立する some
of the brightest examples of courage and fortitude 現在のd by any
記録，記録的な／記録する. In the 後継するing pages I have tried to bring these
episodes prominently to the fore, and bestow upon them the meed of
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Barron FIELD (1786-1846)
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The most important 発見, which the に引き続いて
pages 記録，記録的な／記録する, is certainly that of the navigable river in Moreton
Bay, four hundred miles to the northward of Port Jackson, since
this is the direction in which it is 望ましい to 延長する the 植民地
of New South むちの跡s. The honour of this 発見 has fortunately
fallen to the lot of Mr. Oxley, to indemnify him for his 二塁打
失望 in the termination of the rivers Lachlan and
Macquarie. The wonder is, not that he has discovered it; but that
this adventure should have been reserved for him; for the master of
one of the 大型船s belonging to the 植民地の 政府 had been to
Moreton Bay only a few months before Mr. Oxley, for the very
目的 of 調査する; and Captain Cook, as long ago as the year 1770,
示唆するd, that "some on board having, in 新規加入 to a small
space where no land was 明白な, also 観察するd that the sea looked
paler than usual, were of opinion that the 底（に届く） of Moreton Bay
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There is no probability, that any other detached
団体／死体 of land, of nearly equal extent, will ever be 設立する in a more
southern latitude; the 指名する Terra Australis will, therefore, remain
descriptive of the geographical importance of this country, and of
its 状況／情勢 on the globe: it has antiquity to recommend it; and,
having no 言及／関連 to either of the two （人命などを）奪う，主張するing nations, appears
to be いっそう少なく objectionable than any other which could have been
selected. Had I permitted myself any 革新 upon the 初めの
称する，呼ぶ／期間／用語, it would have been to 変える it into AUSTRALIA; as 存在
more agreeable to the ear, and an assimilation to the 指名するs of the
other 広大な／多数の／重要な 部分s of the earth.
* * * * *.
After running 近づく an hour in this 批判的な manner, some high
breakers were distinguished ahead; and behind them there appeared
no shade of cliffs. It was necessary to 決定する, on the instant,
what was to be done, for our bark could not live ten minutes
longer. On coming to what appeared to be the extremity of the
breakers, the boat's 長，率いる was brought to the 勝利，勝つd in a favourable
moment, the mast and sail taken 負かす／撃墜する, and the oars got out. Pulling
then に向かって the 暗礁 during the intervals of the heaviest seas, we
設立する it to 終結させる in a point; and in three minutes were in
smooth water under its 物陰／風下. A white 外見, その上の 支援する, kept
us a short time in suspense; but a nearer approach showed it to be
the beach of a 井戸／弁護士席-避難所d cove, in which we 錨，総合司会者d for the
残り／休憩（する） of the night. So sudden a change, from extreme danger to
comparatively perfect safety, excited reflections which kept us
some time awake: we thought Providential Cove a 井戸／弁護士席-adapted 指名する
for this place; but by the natives, as we afterwards learned, it is
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I now 提案する to relate my own experiences--the
results of three 旅行s of 探検, 行為／行うd by myself. The
first was undertaken in the hope of discovering some traces of
Leichardt; the second nearly retraced the 大勝する of Eyre; the third
was across the 砂漠 from Western Australia to the telegraph line
in South Australia. The first 旅行 did not result in 得るing
the （警察などへの）密告，告訴（状） sought for; the second and third 旅行s were
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There are many who recollect 十分な 井戸／弁護士席 the 急ぐ at
Chinaman's Flat. It was in the 高さ of its 繁栄 that an
強襲，強姦 was committed upon a 女性（の） of a character so diabolical in
itself, as to have 誘発するd the 最大の 苦悩 in the public 同様に
as in the police, to punish the 悪党／犯人 thereof. The 事例／患者 was
placed in my 手渡すs, and as it 現在のd difficulties so 広大な／多数の／重要な as to
appear to an ordinary 観察者／傍聴者 almost insurmountable, the
打ち勝つing of which was likely to 伸び（る） approbation in the proper
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The 主要な／長／主犯 反対する of this Work is to 除去する the
erroneous and discreditable notions 現在の in England 関心ing
this City, in ありふれた with every thing else connected with the
植民地. We shall endeavour to 代表する Sydney as it really is--to
展示（する） its spacious Gas-lit Streets, （人が）群がるd by an active and
栄えるing 全住民--its Public Edifices, and its sumptuous Shops,
which boldly （人命などを）奪う，主張する a comparison with those of London itself: and to
shew that the Colonists have not been inattentive to 事柄s of
higher 輸入する, we shall 陳列する，発揮する to our Readers the beautiful and
commodious Buildings raised by piety and 産業 for the use of
宗教. It is true, all are not yet in a 明言する／公表する of 完成;
but, be it remembered, that what was done 徐々に in England, in
the course of many ceuturies, has been here 影響d in the
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Sir John FRANKLIN (1786-1847)
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The に引き続いて pages have been written 主として for
my friends in 先頭 Diemen's Land in order not to leave them in
ignorance of the steps which I have taken to vindicate the honour
of my late office, and my character as their 知事, from
ex-parte 代表s on points on which, so long as I 演習d
the 機能（する）／行事s of 政府, I was 妨げるd from 申し込む／申し出ing any
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(1879-1954)
Under the pseudonym
"Brent of 貯蔵所 貯蔵所":
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This was life--my life--my career, my brilliant career! I was
fifteen--fifteen! A few (n)艦隊／(a)素早いing hours and I would be old as those
around me. I looked at them as they stood there, 疲れた／うんざりした, and turning
負かす／撃墜する the other 味方する of the hill of life. When young, no 疑問 they
had hoped for, and dreamed of, better things--had even known them.
But here they were. This had been their life; this was their
career. It was, and in all probability would be, 地雷 too. My
life--my career--my brilliant career!
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Tobias FURNEAUX
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Captain Tobias Furneaux was an English 航海士
and 王室の 海軍 officer, who …を伴ってd James Cook on his second
voyage of 探検. He was the first man to circumnavigate the
world in both directions, and later 命令（する）d a British 大型船
during the American 革命の War. This excerpt covers the only
Australian landfall in Cook's second voyage around the world.
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Arthur GASK (1869-1951)
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...on a beautiful summer's evening に向かって dusk,
Gilbert Larose, the best known of all the 探偵，刑事s of the 広大な／多数の／重要な
連邦／共和国 of Australia, was crouching 負かす／撃墜する behind a small bush
high up upon the 味方するs of 開始する Lofty, watching with an annoyed and
frowning 直面する four men who were climbing slowly up the slope
に向かって him. They were only about two hundred yards away, and
through his binoculars he could discern plainly the 表現s
upon their 直面するs. They looked 警報 and eager, as if they had some
particular and important 商売／仕事 on 手渡す. They were sturdy,
厚い-始める，決める men, and were all 武装した with stout sticks. They walked
spread out, fanwise, with about ten yards between them, and they
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It seemed ありそうもない, certainly. All the anxious days
he had spent 捜し出すing the precious metal, and never a 調印する of gold,
and now, after eighteen months of 存在 in this desolate 穴を開ける,
here under his very 注目する，もくろむs, was sticking up out of the ground what
looked like a 妨げる／法廷，弁護士業 of cleanly-melted gold. He was twenty miles to
the south-east of his hut this morning, 簡単に having ridden out in
this direction the night before, because he had nothing else to do,
and he thought he might 同様に follow the 傾向 of the 範囲
eastward, and see what the country was like. From
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Gibson, having had my horse, 棒 away in my saddle
with my field glasses 大（公）使館員d; but everything was gone--man and
horse alike swallowed in this remorseless 砂漠. The 天候 was
冷静な／正味の at night, even 冷淡な, for which I was most thankful, or we
could not have remained so long away from water. We 協議するd
together, and could only agree that unless we （機の）カム across Gibson's
remains by 中央の-day, we must of necessity 退却／保養地, さもなければ it
would be at the loss of fresh lives, human and equine, for as he
was 機動力のある on so excellent an animal as the Fair Maid, on account
of whose excellence I had chosen her to ride, it seemed やめる
evident that this noble creature had carried him only too 井戸／弁護士席, and
had been literally ridden to death, having carried her rider too
far from water ever to return, even if he had known where it
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(含むing: Bush Ballads and Galloping Rhymes; Sea Spray and
Smoke Drift; Miscellaneous Poems; Ashtaroth, A 劇の Lyric)
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Courage, comrades, this is 確かな , All is for the
best --
There are lights behind the curtain --Gentiles, let us 残り／休憩（する）.
As the smoke-rack veers to seaward, From "the 古代の clay",
With its moral drifting leeward, Ends the wanderer's lay.
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William Christie GOSSE
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I have the 栄誉（を受ける） to...報告（する）／憶測 that leaving the Alice Springs,
April 21st, with a party consisting of four white men, three
Affghans, and a 黒人／ボイコット boy, I travelled along the telegraph line to
latitude 22° 28' S., about forty miles south of Central 開始する
Stuart. From this point I followed the Reynolds 範囲 about W.N.W.
for forty-five miles; I was then 強いるd to turn S.W., passing a
high bluff, piled by Major Warburton, and on to the western
extremity of the MacDonnell 範囲s (Giles's 開始する Liebig). Here I
was compelled to turn south, crossing Mr. Giles's 跡をつける several
times, the eastern arm of his Lake Amadeus, and on to a high hill,
east of 開始する Olga, which I 指名するd Ayers 激しく揺する...
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James GRANT (1772-1833)
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To the stranger the harbour of Port Jackson appears
pleasing and picturesque, as he 前進するs up it to the town. A small
island with a house on it, 指名するd Garden Island, (which afterwards
became my 住居) 濃厚にするs the 見解（をとる）. On the main is Walamoola,
so 指名するd by the natives, a 田舎の 状況／情勢, where Mr. Palmer, the
Commissary, has built a large and commodious house, and bestowed
much 労働 in cultivating the land 一連の会議、交渉／完成する it. Such a house in so
young a 植民地 excites a degree of surprise in a new comer. The
town of Sydney is much larger and more respectable that can 井戸／弁護士席 be
imagined considering the time it has been built. The streets are by
order made 幅の広い and 海峡; each house is 一般に separated from
the 隣接するing ones, an excellent 規則 in 事例／患者 of 解雇する／砲火／射撃; few or
any are without gardens; and many of the houses are large and
commodious. When I landed I 設立する that the 強い雨, which I had
experienced some days before, had been 平等に felt here. The
Hawkesbury River had been swelled almost instaneously to the 広大な／多数の／重要な
annoyance of the 植民／開拓者s on its banks. さまざまな were the 原因（となる）s
割り当てるd for the 早い 増加する of water; some supposed it 借りがあるing to
the bursting of a cloud in the mountains, which hurried the water
負かす／撃墜する the level country; others to the 洪水ing of a lake or
morass, which augmented the 現在のs of all the 隣人ing
rivers, for that at Paramatta had also overflown its banks to a
very 広大な／多数の／重要な 高さ, as I afterwards was shewn by Dr. Thompson, now
the 居住（者） 植民地の 外科医, as almost to be supposed
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Augustus GREGORY
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and Frank GREGORY
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"非常に／多数の 調査s having been made for copies of
the 定期刊行物s of the 探検s by the Messrs. Gregory in the
Western, Northern, and Central 部分s of Australia, and as these
定期刊行物s have hitherto only been 部分的に／不公平に published in a
fragmentary form, and are now out of print, it has been みなすd
望ましい to collect the 構成要素 into one 容積／容量, for convenience
of 言及／関連, and to place on 永久の 記録，記録的な／記録する some of the earlier
試みる／企てるs to 侵入する the terra incognita which then 構成するd so
広大な a 部分 of the Australian Continent." Preface to
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Finding that the man remained absent longer than I
had 推定する／予想するd I called loudly to him, but received no answer, and
therefore passed 一連の会議、交渉／完成する some 激しく揺するs which hid the tree from my 見解（をとる）
to look after him. Suddenly I saw him の近くに to me breathless and
speechless with terror, and a native with his spear 直す／買収する，八百長をするd in a
throwing-stick in 十分な 追跡 of him; すぐに numbers of other
natives burst upon my sight; each tree, each 激しく揺する, seemed to give
前へ／外へ its 黒人／ボイコット denizen, as if by enchantment. A moment before, the
most solemn silence pervaded these 支持を得ようと努めるd. We みなすd that not a
human 存在 moved within miles of us, and now they rang with savage
and ferocious yells, and 猛烈な／残忍な 武装した men （人が）群がるd 一連の会議、交渉／完成する us on every
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Walter Burley GRIFFIN
(1876-1937)
The 連邦の
資本／首都 報告（する）／憶測 Explanatory of the 予選 General 計画（する）
(1913)
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Taken altogether, the 場所／位置 may be considered as an
不規律な amphitheatre--with Ainslie at the north-east in the 後部,
側面に位置するd on either 味方する by 黒人／ボイコット Mountain and Pleasant Hill, all
forming the 最高の，を越す galleries; with the slopes to the water, the
auditorium; with the 水路 and flood 水盤／入り江, the 円形競技場; with the
southern slopes 反映するd in the 水盤／入り江, the terraced 行う／開催する／段階 and
setting of monumental 政府 structures はっきりと defined rising
tier on tier to the 最高潮に達するing highest 内部の forested hill of
the （ワシントンの）連邦議会議事堂; and with Mugga Mugga, Red Hill, and the blue distant
mountain 範囲s, sun 反映するing, forming the 支援する scene of the
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"Mr. Farrer's self-課すd 仕事 of 改善するing
the flour-strength of our wheats and producing rust-resisting and
干ばつ-resisting varieties has 大いに 影響（力）d both 質 and
産する／生じる in this, his 可決する・採択するd land, and has materially 影響する／感情d wheat
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Crossing the river on the フェリー（で運ぶ） at Bateman Bay,
from which the wonderful （死傷者）数 Gates can be seen out at sea, I
conceived an idea that this place had marvelous potentialities for
fishing. As a 事柄 of fact, the place haunted me so that I went
支援する, モーターd all around the bay, walked out upon the many wooded
capes that 事業／計画（する）d far out toward the sentinel （死傷者）数 Gates,
patrolled the curved sandy beaches, and finally interviewed the
market fishermen. The result was that I broke （軍の）野営地，陣営 at Bermagui and
chose a lovely 場所／位置 three miles out from Bateman Bay, where we
pitched （軍の）野営地，陣営 もう一度. It turned out that the 見通し in my mind's 注目する，もくろむ
had been 権利. This （軍の）野営地，陣営 was the most beautiful and 満足な
of all the hundreds of （軍の）野営地，陣営s I have had in different countries. How
it will turn out from a fishing 見地 remains to be seen. But
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Hamlet was an 熱心な walker. In the 早期に 20th Century he walked
twice from Bribane to Sydney and once from Sydney to Melbourne. He
wrote a number of newpaper articles about his trips and these are
gathered together in this ebook.
"Don Dorrigo Carbonera makes a 罰金 sonorous mouthful of a
指名する, which, if not 正確に／まさに suggestive of "城s in
Spain," may にもかかわらず be here used in 尊敬（する）・点 of the 勇敢に立ち向かう
toilers and 労働者s up on the Dorrigo; for whatever their ーするつもりであるd
careers may have been, they now at least appear to be, one and all,
veritable 木材／素質-切断機，沿岸警備艇s and charcoal-burners, every man （権力などを）行使するing
his axe and firestick to some 目的. Nowhere else will you see
such a desolating 陳列する，発揮する of blackened and half carbonised 木材／素質,
such gaunt hollow stumps, the more dead 爆撃するs of the old-time
forest trees, their sombre ebony スピードを出す／記録につけるs lying about all over the
newly 盗品故買者d paddocks in obstructive 混乱, all telling of the
植民／開拓者s' dogged 決意 to （疑いを）晴らす the land at all
costs." (Written on a walk from Brisbane to Sydney in
1907)
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J G (José Guillermo)
HAY (fl. 1906)
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The 初めの 意向 of the 探検隊／遠征隊 was to
示唆する Buckland Hill as the 場所／位置 for a town for the 提案するd
解決／入植地. This, however, was superseded by Captain Stirling, on
his arrival with the first 移民，移住（する）s, in the ship
"Parmelia", in June, 1829, by placing the 資本／首都, Perth,
about twelve miles from the port, at which he settled the town of
Fremantle. The elucidation of the 指名するing of Perth after the
birthplace of Sir George Murray, the then 国務長官 for
the 植民地s, in 栄誉（を受ける） of whom also towns in New South むちの跡s,
Tasmania, and Canada were 指名するd, and the origin of the 指名するing of
開始する Eliza after Lady Darling, should 始める，決める aside many absurd
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He reached for the 徹底的に捜す in the PLUTARCH, and slit
the 一括. 広げるing this with a slight 増加する of colour, he
注目する，もくろむd the few words: "Money to 手渡す. 安全な・保証するd boys. EMERALD 近づく 乾燥した，日照りの.
開始する，打ち上げる next Saturday. Sail on Wednesday morning, August 22nd. Hang
off Spring Bay on Thursday, where boat will wait 近づく mouth of
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Edward HEAWOOD
(1863-1949)
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Even before the voyage of Magellan, geographers had
a strong belief in the 存在 of land beyond the southern ocean,
and this was 大いに 強化するd by the passage of that 航海士
through the 海峡 which 耐えるs his 指名する, as it was 自然に
imagined that the land to the south of the 海峡 formed part of a
広大な／多数の／重要な 大陸の 集まり. Whether or not the 古代の and 中世
geographers had to any extent based their ideas on vague rumours of
Australia which may have reached the countries of southern Asia, is
a question which cannot be answered; but it has been held with some
show of 推論する／理由 that 声明s of Marco Polo, Varthema, and other
travellers, point to a knowledge that an 広範囲にわたる land did 嘘（をつく） to
the south of the Malay 群島. It is an almost 平等に
difficult 事柄, and one which 関心s our 現在の 支配する more
nearly, to decide whether the 指示，表示する物s of a 大陸の land
すぐに to the south of the 群島, to be 設立する in 地図／計画するs of
the sixteenth century, were based at all on actual voyages of
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J E (Jan
Ernst) HEERES
(1858-1932)
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Heeres 調書をとる／予約する on "The Part Borne by the Dutch..." was published in
1899 to 祝う／追悼する the twenty-fifth 周年記念日 of the
設立 of the 王室の Geographical Society of the Netherlands.
Heeres 公式文書，認めるs in the introduction to the 調書をとる／予約する that the 反対する of
出版（物） was "once more to throw the most decided and fullest
possible light on 業績／成就s of our forefathers in the 17th and
18th century, in a form that would 控訴，上告 to foreigners no いっそう少なく
than to native readers. An 行為／法令／行動する of homage to our ancestors,
therefore, a modest one certainly, but one 奮起させるd by the same
feeling which in 1892 led Italy and the Iberian 半島 to
celebrate the memory of the discoverer of America, and in 1898
誘発するd the Portuguese to do homage to the 航海士 who first
showed the world the sea-大勝する to India."
Heeres work is now difficult to 接近 and it is fitting that we
are now able, with the 解放（する） of this ebook, to once more to
"throw the most decided and fullest possible light on 業績／成就s"
of the Dutch in 祝う／追悼するing the first authenticated 上陸 on
Australian 国／地域 by Willem Janszoon.
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...The roads were in a most awful 明言する／公表する. The driver
from Penrith to Hartley said he had never seen them so bad. The
ascent of the Blue Mountains on the Penrith 味方する was almost
impassable. We went along for four or five miles with the axle-tree
buried in mud. I cannot think how ever the horses did it at
all.
We passed a carriage stuck in the mud, which two horses had not
been able to pull out, so they had been taken out and were standing
by the 味方する of the road, while a gentleman, up to his 膝s in mud,
and a stupid Irishman were trying to fasten four bullocks to the
carriage. Our coachman got 負かす／撃墜する and helped them, 発言／述べるing that
very likely we should want to be dragged out soon. However, we
managed to get along, and only （機の）カム to grief once. We went through
the bush to 避ける the sea of mud in the main road, and one of the
leaders got 脅すd and turned off の中で the trees, dragging the
coach against some saplings and nearly upsetting it. The restive
horse was taken out of the harness, and the 乗客s got out
while the coach was 支援するd out of the 捨てる. |
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John David
HENNESSEY (1847-1935)
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"The 無法者" is the story of a 罪人／有罪を宣告する
turned bushranger, 始める，決める おもに in the Liverpool 範囲s/Patrick's
Plains/Maitland/Morpeth area of New South むちの跡s around 1840. It won
second prize of &続けざまに猛撃する;400 in a &続けざまに猛撃する;1,000 novel
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G A (George Alfred) HENTY
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It was agreed, at once, that more 援助（する） would be
necessary, before they could think of attacking the bush 特別奇襲隊員s;
but all were ready to join in the 追跡（する） for them. Therefore it was
decided that 刑事 Shillito and the two Watsons should each ride, at
once, to 隣人ing 駅／配置するs to bring 援助（する）. At one of the 駅／配置するs
two more policemen would be 設立する, and as in the 追跡 they
should probably pass 近づく other 駅／配置するs, their numbers would swell
as they went. When this was settled, the party sat 負かす／撃墜する to the
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J G HILL
The Calvert 科学の
調査するing 探検隊／遠征隊 (1905)
(収集するd by J G Hill)
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Even when it is 認める that the
反対する of the 探検隊／遠征隊 was only 達成するd in part, that its
科学の value was その上の 減らすd by the compulsory
abandonment of the hundreds of 見本／標本s collected, and that its
記録，記録的な／記録するs are 影を投げかけるd by the death of two members of the loyal
little 禁止（する）d of adventurers, there is still 十分な 利益／興味 left
in the 請け負うing to 正当化する this 救助（する） of the 明らかにする 詳細（に述べる）s of
the story from the limbo of 同時代の newspaper
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It was the lifelong wish of Mr. George Fife Angas,
one of the Fathers and 創立者s of South Australia, that a History
of the 植民地 of his 採択, and which he was おもに instrumental
in 設立するing, should be written. To this end he collected a 広大な
number of 文書s from all 利用できる sources, and for many years
雇うd a 長官 to 始める，決める them in order, hoping some day to 令状
the History himself. But that day never （機の）カム, and in 1879 Mr. Angas
passed away. の中で his papers several were 設立する that showed how
intensely keen his 願望（する） was that a 十分な and 包括的な
History, giving the story of the rise and 進歩 of the 植民地,
should be written. His son, the Hon. J.H. Angas, Member of the
法律を制定する 会議 of South Australia, 決定するd that the wish
should be 実行するd, and kindly placed in my 手渡すs the whole of the
価値のある and voluminous papers. Of this 構成要素 I have availed
myself 自由に, and I have also drawn from Memoirs, Diaries,
Travels, 議会の 審議s, 同様に as from the 植民地の
Newspapers. -- From The History of South Australia. |
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We are now at the の近くに of the first century of
植民地化 in Australia, and the time is therefore opportune for
an 見積（る） of the 影響（力） 演習d by the Irish element of the
全住民 on the remarkable growth and 開発 of the Greater
Britain of the South. Having lived in Australia from childhood, I
have 努力するd, not I hope without some success, to 現在の in
this 容積／容量 a faithful panorama of Irish life, Irish history, and
Irish 業績／成就s in the land I know and love so 井戸／弁護士席. J F Hogan,
1887. |
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Fergus HUME (1859-1932)
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Truth is said to be stranger than fiction, and
certainly the 驚くべき／特命の／臨時の 殺人 which took place in Melbourne on
Thursday night, or rather Friday morning, goes a long way に向かって
立証するing this 説. A 罪，犯罪 has been committed by an unknown
暗殺者, within a short distance of the 主要な／長／主犯 streets of this
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In the course of the day, they again （機の）カム by
surprise upon a 団体／死体 of natives, consisting of eight men; these
appeared much alarmed, and, on perceiving the bullocks, fled
through a small creek, and 隠すd themselves の中で the reeds on
its banks. In the evening, about a mile from the 位置／汚点／見つけ出す where they
had been first seen, the natives again made their 外見, and
approached them with 示すs of friendship. One of these men dressed
in an old yellow jacket, spoke a few words of English, and had been
at Lake George. They had の中で them, one アイロンをかける axe, and four
tomahawks.--The whole party remained with them till dark, when,
except two of their number, they all retired, 約束ing to return
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A few days after my arrival with the 輸送（する）s in
Port Jackson, I 始める，決める off with a six oared boat and a small boat,
ーするつもりであるing to make as good a 調査する of the harbour as circumstances
would 収容する／認める: I took to my 援助 Mr. Bradley, the first
中尉／大尉／警部補, Mr. Keltie, the master, and a young gentleman of the
４半期/4分の1-deck. During the time we were 雇うd on this service, we
had たびたび（訪れる） 会合s with different parties of the natives, whom
we 設立する at this time very 非常に／多数の; a circumstance which I 自白する
I was a little surprized to find, after what had been said of them
in the voyage of the Endeavour; for I think it is 観察するd in the
account of that voyage, that at Botany-bay they had seen very few
of the natives, and that they appeared a very stupid race of
people, who were 無効の of curiosity. We saw them in かなりの
numbers, and they appeared to us to be a very lively and
inquisitive race; they are a straight, thin, but 井戸／弁護士席 made people,
rather small in their 四肢s, but very active; they 診察するd with
the greatest attention, and 表明するd the 最大の astonishment, at
the different covering we had on; for they certainly considered our
cloaths as so many different 肌s, and the hat as a part of the
長，率いる: they were pleased with such trifles as we had to give them,
and always appeared chearful and in good humour: they danced and
sung with us, and imitated our words and 動議s, as we did theirs.
They 一般に appeared 武装した with a lance, and a short stick which
補助装置s in throwing it: this stick is about three feet long, is
flattened on one 味方する, has a hook of 支持を得ようと努めるd at one end, and a flat
爆撃する, let into a 分裂（する） in the stick at the other end, and fastened
with gum; upon the flat 味方する of this stick the lance is laid, in
the upper end of which is a small 穴を開ける, into which the point of the
hook of the throwing stick is 直す／買収する，八百長をするd; this 保持するs the lance on the
flat 味方する of the stick; then 宙に浮くing the lance, thus 直す／買収する，八百長をするd, in one
手渡す, with the fore-finger and thumb over it, to 妨げる its
落ちるing off 味方する-ways, at the same time 持つ／拘留するing 急速な／放蕩な the
throwing-stick, they 発射する／解雇する it with かなりの 軍隊, and in a
very good direction, to the distance of about sixty or seventy
yards*. Their lances are in general about ten feet long: the 爆撃する
at one end of the throwing-stick is ーするつもりであるd for sharpening the
point of the lance, and for さまざまな other uses. I have seen these
武器s frequently thrown, and think that a man upon his guard may
with much 緩和する, either parry, or 避ける them, although it must be
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On this 巡航する there was an unusual piece of
利益／興味 in Kennedy's ill-運命／宿命d 探検隊／遠征隊, which the "Rattlesnake"
landed in Rockingham Bay, and 信用d to 会合，会う again at Cape York.
Happy it was for Huxley that his 義務s forbade him to 受託する
Kennedy's 提案 to join the 探検隊／遠征隊. After months of 疲れた／うんざりした
struggles in the dense scrub, Kennedy himself, who had 押し進めるd on
for help with his faithful 黒人／ボイコット man Jacky, was speared by the
natives when almost in sight of Cape York; Jack barely managed to
make his way there through his enemies, and guided a party to the
救助（する） of the two 餓死するd and exhausted 生存者s of the
病気-stricken （軍の）野営地，陣営 by the Sugarloaf Hill. It was barely time.
Another hour, and they too would have been killed by the （人が）群がる of
blackfellows who hovered about in hopes of booty, and were only
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The 目的 of the
に引き続いて pages is to lay before persons desirous of emigrating a
short, but impartial, 声明 of the 条件 of the 植民地 of
Western Australia, 一般的に called the Swan River 解決／入植地. The
反対する of the writer is not to exalt its advantages above those of
other 植民地s. His 声明s are put 今後 neither from 動機s
of 私的な 利益／興味, nor to 今後 the 見解（をとる）s of any party or
associated 団体／死体 whatever; and he 信用s that, however 簡潔な／要約する, his
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Had the nations outside of Spain and Portugal
認める the 有効性，効力 of the bull, the greater part of Australia
would have belonged to Portugal, and a slice of the eastern coast,
covering Sydney, Brisbane and Rockhampton, would have been Spanish.
By the 条約 (which was a sort of 相互の Monroe doctrine), the
western half of Australia would have been Portuguese and the
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Messrs. JARDINE
- Narrative of the 陸路の 探検隊／遠征隊 of the Messrs Jardine,
from Rockhampton to Cape York, Northern Queensland. This ebook
is 利用できる from the Australian
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The 解決／入植地 of Northern Australia has of late
years been of such 早い growth as to furnish 事柄 for a
collection of narratives, which in the aggregate would make a large
and 利益／興味ing 容積／容量. 目だつ amongst these stands that of the
解決／入植地 of Cape York, under the superintendence of Mr. Jardine,
with which the gallant trip of his two sons 陸路の must ever be
associated. It was a 旅行 which, but for the character and
質s of the Leader, might have 終結させるd as disastrously as
that of his unfortunate, but no いっそう少なく gallant 前任者,
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Bending her 長，率いる of wavy, glossy 黒人／ボイコット hair, the
girl 圧力（をかける）d her lips softly upon the white man's 手渡す, and raising
her 直面する again, her 注目する，もくろむs followed his, and as she noticed his
意図 look, a curious, alarmed 表現 （機の）カム into her own
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No sane person would 試みる／企てる to 令状 a 完全にする
history of Australasia in three hundred pages. Having, therefore,
to make a 選択, I have fallen 支援する upon the traditions of that
school which regards history as past politics, and politics as
現在の history. Even with this 制限, I have had to go
lightly over the ground, omitting much that even I know, and,
doubtless, much more of which I am ignorant. I can 誇る no special
資格 for the 仕事, save that I have spent three years in
Australia, living as an Australian amongst Australians; but I have
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I do not think it necessary to make an 陳謝 for
putting this 演説（する）／住所 into your 手渡すs; or to enter into a long
詳細（に述べる） of the 推論する／理由s which induced me to 令状 it. One 推論する／理由 may
十分である. I find I cannot 表明する my regard for you, so often, or so
fully, as I wish, in any other way. On our first arrival in this
distant part of the world, and for some time afterwards, our
numbers were comparatively small; and while they resided nearly
upon one 位置／汚点／見つけ出す, I could not only preach to them on the Lord's day,
but also converse with them, and admonish them, more 個人として. But
since that period, we have 徐々に 増加するd in number every year
(notwithstanding the 広大な／多数の／重要な mortality we have いつかs known) by
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As soon as I 発射 Lonigan he jumped up and
staggered some distance from the スピードを出す／記録につけるs with his 手渡すs raised and
then fell he 降伏するd but too late I asked McIntyre who was in
the テント he replied no one. I 前進するd and took 所有／入手 of their
two revolvers and fowling-piece which I 負担d with 弾丸s instead
of 発射. I asked McIntyre where his mates was he said they had gone
負かす／撃墜する the creek, and he did not 推定する／予想する them that night he asked me
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Henry KENDALL (1839-1882)
Kendall is comprehensively covered at Perry Middlemiss'
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At last the 広大な／多数の／重要な kingfisher （機の）カム, and called
Across the hollows, loud with 早期に whips,
And lighted, laughing, on the shepherd's hut,
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Robert KERR (1755-1813)
- A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels,
Arranged in Systematic Order: Forming a 完全にする History of the
Origin and 進歩 of 航海, 発見, and 商業, by Sea
and Land, from the Earliest Ages to the 現在の Time.
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from 1811 to 1824. The contents of the individual 容積／容量s and links
to the ebooks will be 設立する on the Voyages and Travels page. The
collection 含むs ebooks of the three voyages of James Cook. |
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Phillip Parker KING
(1791-1856)
- Narrative of a 調査する of the Intertropical and Western
Coasts of Australia. This ebook is 利用できる from the Australian Explorers 定期刊行物s
page.
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The 主要な／長／主犯 反対する of your 使節団 is to 診察する
the hitherto unexplored Coasts of New South むちの跡s, from Arnhem Bay,
近づく the western 入り口 of the 湾 of Carpentaria, 西方の and
southward as far as the North-west Cape; 含むing the 開始, or
深い bay called 先頭 Diemen's Bay, and the cluster of islands called
Rosemary Islands, and the inlets behind them, which should be most
minutely 診察するd; and, indeed, all 湾s and 開始s should be
the 反対するs of particular attention; as the 長，指導者 動機 for your
調査する is to discover whether there be any river on that part of
the coast likely to lead to an 内部の 航海 into this 広大な／多数の／重要な
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Then what a to-do is there. The Vicar jumping about
on the grass, giving all sorts of contradictory advice. The Major,
utterly despairing of ever getting his fish 岸に, fighting a
losing 戦う／戦い with infinite courage, 決定するd that the trout
shall remember him, at all events, if he does get away. And the
trout, furious and indignant, but not in the least 脅すd,
trying vainly to get 支援する to the old root. Was there ever such a
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[this] is the final result of an 試みる／企てる on my
part, 早期に in 1907, to 令状 a magazine article 取引，協定ing with the
dangers to which the neighbourhood of overcrowded Asia exposes the
thinly 居住させるd 連邦／共和国 of Australia. At that time, my
thoughts on the 支配する 似ているd those of the Australian
multitude: they were disconnected, and more in the 形態／調整 of a vague
恐れる than defined 明確に. However, when I began to work out my
problem, I soon 認めるd that it was too 広大な for intelligible
compression within the 限界s of an ordinary magazine 出資／貢献.
I was やめる 納得させるd of this when the central idea of the 調書をとる／予約する
occurred to me--the 可能性 of a coloured 侵略 of
Australian 領土, 組織するd on such lines that the Australians
would be unable to 説得する the heart of the Empire that there was
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When his 見習いの身分制度 had 満了する／死ぬd he went before
the mast for about three years. In 1750 he was in the Baltic 貿易（する）
on the Maria, owned by Mr. John Wilkinson of Whitby, and 命令（する）d
by Mr. Gaskin, a 親族 of the Walkers. The に引き続いて year he was
in a Stockton ship, and in 1752 he was 任命するd mate of Messrs.
Walker's new 大型船, the Friendship, on board of which he continued
for three years, and of which, on the 当局 of Mr. Samwell, the
外科医 of the 発見 on the third voyage, who paid a visit to
Whitby on his return and received his （警察などへの）密告，告訴（状） from the Walkers,
he would have been given the 命令（する） had he remained longer in the
商業の 海洋. This was 早い 昇進／宣伝 for a 青年 with
nothing to 支援する him up but his own exertions and strict attention
to 義務, and tends to 証明する that he had taken 十分な advantage of the
適切な時期s that fell in his way, and had even then 陳列する，発揮するd a
力／強力にする of acquiring knowledge of his profession beyond the
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I am a scout; nature, inclination, and 運命／宿命 put me
into that 支店 of army service. In trying to tell Australia's
story I have of necessity 大きくするd on the work of the scouts, not
because theirs is more important than other 支店s of the
service, nor they braver than their comrades of other 部隊s. Nor do
I want it to be thought that we を受ける greater danger than
machine-gunners, grenadiers, light ざん壕-迫撃砲 men, or other
specialists. But, 率直に, I don't know much about any other man's
職業 but my own, and いっそう少なく than I せねばならない about that. To introduce
you to the spirit, 活動／戦闘, and ideals of the Australian army I have
to intrude my own personality, and if in the に引き続いて pages "what
I did" comes out rather 堅固に, please remember I am but "one of
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In 1791 Labillardière was 任命するd as a
naturalist to Bruni d'Entrecasteaux's 探検隊／遠征隊 to Oceania in
search of the lost ships of ジーンズ-François de Galaup, comte
de La Pérouse. D'Entrecasteaux failed to find any trace of
the 行方不明の 探検隊／遠征隊, but his ships visited 南西 Australia,
Tasmania, the North Island of New Zealand, and the East Indies,
where Labillardière, Claude Riche, Étienne Pierre
Ventenat 補助装置d by gardener Félix Delahaye collected
zoological, botanical and 地質学の 見本／標本s, and 述べるd the
customs and languages of the 地元の Indigenous Australians.
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It was fortunate, however, that this first 試みる／企てる
to form a 解決／入植地 on Victorian 国／地域 did not 後継する, for thus
the 植民地 escaped the evils 同様に as the stigma of a 犯罪の
origin. Ours, as other 植民地s might have done, （機の）カム into
存在 and 繁栄 without the 援助（する） of transportation, which,
however 有益な it may at one time have appeared, instead of
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Edward Wilson
LANDOR
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That it is the system and not THE MEN who are in fault, is
十分に 証明するd by the fact that the most illustrious statesmen
and the brightest talents of the Age, have ever failed to
distinguish themselves by good 作品, whilst directing the fortunes
of the 植民地s. Lord John Russell, Lord Stanley, Mr. Gladstone --
all of them high-minded, scrupulous, and 愛国的な statesmen -- all
of them men of brilliant genius, 広範囲にわたる knowledge, and 深遠な
thought -- have all of them been but わずかに 高く評価する／（相場などが）上がるd as
植民地の 支配者s.
Their 主要な／長／主犯 success has been in perpetuating a noxious
system. They have all of them conscientiously believed their first
義務 to be, in the words of Lord Stanley, to keep the 植民地s
扶養家族 upon the Mother Country; and 占領するd with this belief,
they have egislated for the Mother Country and not for the
植民地s. Vain, selfish, 恐れる-奮起させるd 政策! that keeps the
植民地s 負かす／撃墜する in the dust at the feet of the Parent 明言する／公表する, and yet
is of no value or advantage to her. To make her 植民地s useful to
England, they must be 心にいだくd in their 幼少／幼藍期, and carefully
encouraged to put 前へ／外へ all the strength of their secret
energies.
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William
LANDSBOROUGH (1825-1886)
- 定期刊行物 of Landsborough's 探検隊／遠征隊 from Carpentaria, in
Search of Burke and Wills, 1862. This ebook is 利用できる from
the Australian Explorers
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The readers of this 小冊子 are no 疑問 aware
that the 苦悩 entertained for the 運命／宿命 of Burke and Wills led to
the 形式 of several 探検隊／遠征隊s in their search. The first of
these was formed in Melbourne and ゆだねるd to the 命令（する） of Mr.
Howitt. The second in Adelaide, under Mr. McKinlay. The third from
Rockhampton, under Mr. Walker; and the fourth from Brisbane, under
Mr. Landsborough. These several 探検隊／遠征隊s were organised and
started within a short period of each other. The steamship
Victoria, 指揮官 Norman, was despatched by the Victorian
政府 to the 湾 of Carpentaria to 補助装置 the explorers in
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Everybody has heard about 'Fisher's Ghost.' It is
one of the 在庫／株 'yarns' of the world, and 再現するs now and again
in magazines, 調書をとる／予約するs . . . and general conversation. As usually
told, the story runs thus: One Fisher, an Australian 植民／開拓者 of
unknown date, dwelling not far from Sydney, disappeared. His
overseer, like himself an 前科者, gave out that Fisher had
returned to England, leaving him as plenipotentiary. One evening a
隣人 (one Farley), returning from market, saw Fisher sitting
on the 盗品故買者 of his paddock, walked up to speak to him, and 示すd
him leave the 盗品故買者 and 退却／保養地 into the field, where he was lost
to sight. The 隣人 報告（する）／憶測d Fisher's return, and, as Fisher
could nowhere be 設立する, made a deposition before 治安判事s. A
native tracker was taken to the 盗品故買者 where the pseudo Fisher sat,
discovered 'white man's 血' on it, （悪事，秘密などを）発見するd 'white man's fat' on
the scum of a pool hard by, and, finally, 設立する 'white man's 団体／死体'
buried in a ブレーキ. The overseer was tried, 非難するd, and hanged
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GEORGE GILES was, on the whole, what used to be
称する，呼ぶ／期間／用語d by the masters of 罪人／有罪を宣告する servants, a very good man; but on
several occasions he misbehaved, and as Captain Bellamy never
looked over but one offence--すなわち, the first--he was several
times punished; that is to say, flogged. For five years and some
months he was with Captain Bellamy, and during that period was seen
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"In a 職業 like this," he said, "a man wants a
mate--yes, a mate--that he can say ANYTHING to, and be 絶対
himself with. Must have it. And as far as I go--for me--you don't
mind if I say it, do you?--Kangaroo could never have a mate. He's
as 半端物 as any 不死鳥／絶品 bird I've ever heard tell of. You couldn't
mate him to anything in the heavens above or in the earth beneath
or in the waters under the earth. No, there's no 女性（の） kangaroo of
his 種類. 罰金 chap, for all that. But as lonely as a nail in a
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BUTCHER BIRD--指名する given the family of Australian shrikes,
distinguished for their habit of hanging prey to "ripen," and for
their 力／強力にするs of song.
GOO-GOO EYES--Affectionate ちらりと見ること.
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'Run, Andy! run!' they shouted 支援する at him. `Run!!!
Look behind you, you fool!' Andy turned slowly and looked, and
there, の近くに behind him, was the retriever with the cartridge in
his mouth -- wedged into his broadest and silliest grin. And that
wasn't all. The dog had come 一連の会議、交渉／完成する the 解雇する／砲火／射撃 to Andy, and the loose
end of the fuse had 追跡するd and waggled over the 燃やすing sticks
into the 炎; Andy had slit and nicked the 解雇する／砲火／射撃ing end of the fuse
井戸／弁護士席, and now it was hissing and spitting 適切に. From 'The
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It is but seldom that a man foregoes ambitions, or
changes his life 計画（する）s because he is a husband and a father. The
circle of the wedding （犯罪の）一味 spreading and broadening for him の近くにs
in about his wife, bringing with it so many new 義務s and
責任／義務s that time and 手渡すs are so 十分な, except in a rare
combination of circumstances, as to leave her without either time
or strength for the cultivation of talents or the 追求するing of such
a line of thought as will （判決などを）下す her companionable to her husband.
Whether bread and babies are 追跡s lower or higher than those
that 落ちる to the lot of the husband is a question not to be decided
here. But every woman in 普通の／平均（する） circumstances who cannot with the
two, 満足させる every longing of her soul will certainly find marriage
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Taking 手錠s from his pocket, the constable
clasped them on Sam, and, shaking him till he was 十分に
誘発するd to stand, bade him, with a 猛烈な／残忍な kick, walk on whilst he
and （頭が）ひょいと動く carried Giles to the 兵舎. At that moment the bell
rang, and, from every part of the town, road and building parties
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The 反対するs for which the Lady Nelson's voyages were undertaken
（判決などを）下す her logbooks of more than ordinary 利益／興味. She was
essentially an Australian 発見 ship and during her 連続する
（売買）手数料，委託（する）／委員会／権限s she was 雇うd 排他的に in Australian waters. The
number of voyages that she made will perhaps never be 正確に
known, but her logbooks in 存在 証言する to the important
使節団s that she 遂行するd. The most 著名な are those which
記録，記録的な／記録する 早期に 発見s in Victoria: the 探検 of the
Queensland coast: the 調査するs of King Island and the Kent Group:
the visits to New Zealand and the 設立するing of 解決／入植地s at
Hobart, Port Dalrymple, and Melville Island. Seldom can the
logbooks of a 選び出す／独身 ship show such a 記録，記録的な／記録する.
From "The Logbooks of the Lady Nelson."
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The natives returned very 早期に to our （軍の）野営地，陣営. I went
up to them and made them some 現在のs; in return for which they
申し込む／申し出d me bunches of goose feathers, and the roasted 脚 of a
goose, which they were pleased to see me eat with a voracious
appetite. I asked for Allamurr, and they 表明するd themselves sorry
in not having any left, and gave us to understand that they would
供給（する） us, if we would stay a day. Neither these natives nor the
tribe of Eooanberry would touch our green hide or meat: they took
it, but could not 打ち勝つ their repugnance, and tried to 減少（する） it
without 存在 seen by us. Poor fellows! they did not know how
喜んで we should have received it 支援する! They were the stoutest and
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Now, standing in the middle of the harbour is a
激しく揺する, on which is built a fort, known as Fort Dennison (sic), or
more 一般的に Pinchgut, 借りがあるing to the 餓死 diet on which the
罪人／有罪を宣告するs were kept whilst 限定するd in the fort. 機動力のある on this
fort is a 抱擁する gun, that covers the whole of the harbour. We were
coming off with a light 微風, 覆う？ in our white ducks, 完全に
enjoying life, and went to pass windward of the fort. The boat did
not seem inclined to 嘘（をつく） up to it, and as it was of no consequence
whatever, we ran の近くに under the 物陰／風下. One of the boys, Watson by
指名する, lying on his 支援する along one of the 妨害するs and looking up as
we passed の近くに under the fort, noticed the 事業／計画（する）ing muzzle of
this 抱擁する gun. What a lark, he blurted out, to 解雇する／砲火／射撃 that gun some
night. Wouldn't it shake 'em up? I looked up, and as they say in
Yankeeland, fell for it. It was a proposition that 控訴，上告d. So,
with each one sworn to secrecy, we 始める，決める about what 証明するd to be a
仕事 that took over six weeks to 遂行する, but it was 価値（がある） it.
First, there was the 砕く to get, and, to 避ける 疑惑, it had
to be 得るd in very small 量s. There was fuse to get
also, but before we committed ourselves very 深く，強烈に, 耐えるing in
mind our very 限られた／立憲的な exchequer, it behoved us to go off some night
and reconnoiter, and find out what sort of gun it was, and if it
could be 解雇する／砲火／射撃d. For this 目的 we （軍用に）徴発する／ハイジャックするd a scow from
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David LINDSAY
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Queen Victoria's Spring was reached on the
twenty-fifth day at a distance of 393 miles from 開始する Squires, and
設立する to be 乾燥した，日照りの. Our position now was somewhat 批判的な, for the
camels had been twenty-five days without water and were not only
thirsty, but 脚-疲れた／うんざりした. To go north 支援する into the 砂漠 was not
possible, and the only 安全な course to take was to make for the
nearest 確かな water, which, after 協議するing the 地図／計画する, was 設立する
to be at Fraser 範囲, 125 miles distant. It was 疑わしい
whether the camels would travel another week without water. A 井戸／弁護士席
was sunk 15ft. 深い and 60 gallons of water 得るd, to which we
追加するd 40 gallons out of the 樽s, enabling the camels to have 2
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Lower is comprehensively covered at Perry Middlemiss'
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"And I--when I have sunk my last マリファナ, when my foot
no more 残り／休憩（する）s on the rail, and old Time calls, 'Six o'clock, sir!'
then carry me to the 緊張するs of the Little Brown jug and lay me on
my bier. . .'And in a winding-sheet of vine-leaf wrapt, so bury me
by some 甘い gardenside.' Till then. . .Here's luck!" |
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Charles Emanuel LYNE
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For nearly half a century Sir Henry Parkes was a
目だつ 人物／姿／数字 in Australian public life, and, for much of that
period, by far the most 目だつ. By very many people he was
regarded as Australia's greatest 政治家. まず第一に／本来 the 労働s
of his long career were for the 進歩 of New South むちの跡s, the
植民地 in which his lot was more 直接／まっすぐに cast; but many of his
public 行為／法令／行動するs have had a 有益な 影響（力） upon the Australasian
植民地s as a whole, and, in 利益ing Australasia, he 補助装置d
the 進歩 of the British Empire. Throughout his life he was
loyal to the mother land. While faithful to the country of his
採択, he ever remembered that "the crimson thread of
kinship runs through us all", and, 真っ先の in the movement
for Australian 連合, the union he sought was a "union
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"Grace, my dear, I think that you 行為／法令／行動するd
unwisely, very unwisely, in leaving 'Looranna,' when old Lawyer
Graham entreated you to remain, and something tells me that he had
some ulterior 動機 for so 勧めるing."
The （衆議院の）議長 is Mrs. Carrington, a dignified, 年輩の lady, who in
her 青年 must have been very beautiful, for even now, after the
荒廃させるs of time, her 直面する 耐えるs strong traces of 早期に loveliness.
Over her 肉親，親類d features one can easily discern the imprint of a 深い
and 最近の 悲しみ. She is 演説（する）／住所ing her niece, Grace Moore, a
tall, beautiful girl, who is seated on a low stool by her 味方する. The
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Dr. Arabin was 決定するd to reach the place, and,
no longer afraid of the water, he spurred his horse 負かす／撃墜する a
frightful 降下／家系. When he had reached the 底（に届く） of the ravine, he
could perceive the flicker of a light at some distance amongst the
trees. He shouted again to the hut, to ask if it was 安全な to come
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These people appeared to repose the most perfect
信用／信任 in us--they 繰り返して visited the ship in their own
canoes or the watering-boats, and were always 井戸／弁護士席 扱う／治療するd; nor did
any circumstance occur during our intimacy to give either party
原因（となる） of （民事の）告訴. We saw few 武器s の中で them. The islanders
had their 屈服するs and arrows, and the others their spears and
throwing-sticks. As the 天候 was 罰金, at least as regarded the
absence of rain, no huts of any 肉親，親類d were 建設するd; at night the
natives slept 一連の会議、交渉／完成する their 解雇する／砲火／射撃s without any covering. During our
stay the food of the natives consisted 主として of two 肉親，親類d of
fruit, the first (a Wallrothia) like a large yellow plum, mealy and
insipid; the second, the produce of a 肉親，親類d of mangrove (Candelia)
the vegetating sprouts of which are 用意が出来ている for food by a 過程
between baking and steaming. At low-water the women usually
分散させるd in search of 貝類と甲殻類 on the mudflats and の中で the
mangroves, and the men occasionally went out to fish, either with
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At first blush of 夜明け 勝利，勝つd from same ４半期/4分の1
(east-south-east). Rained ひどく all night and to my astonishment,
instead of the creek rising as usual (three and a half インチs per
hour) it was now rising five and a half インチs and hourly
増加するing. Although the creek has in many places overflown its
banks, and その結果 a much broader channel, we are 完全に
surrounded with at least five feet of water in the shallowest place
that we can escape from this by. After a breakfast by daybreak the
animals are すぐに sent for and, as the men start for them,
運動 before them our sheep for more than half a mile through a
strong 現在の, and swimming three-fourths of the time; they went
over splendidly and were left on a piece of 乾燥した，日照りの land until our
camels and horses （機の）カム and 除去するd the 蓄える／店s etc., which
fortunately they did with not very many of the things getting wet.
The camels 存在 brought in and 負担d and out to where the sheep
were first, I had two of them 荷を降ろすd and sent 支援する to carry to
the 乾燥した，日照りの ground any of the perishable articles such as 弾薬／武器,
flour, tea, and sugar, which they brought in safety; for had it
been put on the horses as usual, and not 存在 able to keep them on
our 跡をつける, the probability is they would have to swim and
完全に destroy the 弾薬／武器 and 負傷させる the other 蓄える／店s; the
camels 行為／法令／行動するd famously and from their 広大な／多数の／重要な 高さ were as good as
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Then one day I （機の）カム again to Thursday Island, the place of
pearls and pearl-爆撃する which sits astride the 海峡 that makes of
New Guinea and Australia two separate lands, and 遭遇（する）d a man
with a 提案 which ふさわしい me 正確に／まさに. It was that we should
設立する a coconut 農園 at Cape York--that is to say, at
Australia's uttermost north, the apex of that tremendous and almost
完全に unknown 半島 which, after half a thousand miles of
平行のing the mighty 障壁 暗礁, thrusts up まっただ中に the islands of
Torres 海峡 and に向かって New Guinea like a pointing finger.
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Allan MACPHERSON
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On looking over some old papers lately, I （機の）カム
across a 定期刊行物 of 地雷 written 上向きs of thirty years ago,
giving an account of the many difficulties and dangers which I
experienced in taking up the now 井戸／弁護士席-known pastoral 駅／配置する of
開始する 豊富, in the 植民地 of Queensland; and in the hope of
its having 十分な 利益／興味 to 長所 出版（物）, I have
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Eneas MACKENZIE
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On 移住, Mrs. Chisholm has produced, by
indomitable perseverance, a 深い impression, the results of which
will long be 定評のある, as it has given life, energy, and moral
character to an important and rising 植民地. She 設立する the stream
汚染するd, and she has purified it. The weak she has 保護するd, and
the poor she has 避難所d tenderly and affectionately. With a
woman's courage and 決意／決議 she has 主張するd the dignity of her
sex, and 原因（となる）d the unscrupulous voluptuary to 縮む appalled, and
尊敬（する）・点 nature's loveliest 創造, although in want and in rags.
The chances, 危険，危なくするs, and difficulties of a new far off home she has
減ずるd; the 手始め （判決などを）下すd more 独立した・無所属, the voyage one of
health, 産業 and 保護, the 歓迎会 肉親，親類d and 安全な・保証する, and
the 未来 prospects of life one of earthly happiness. |
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As soon as I felt at all equal for any exertion I
was anxious to see a little more of our bush home. Accordingly, on
the evening of the day after our arrival I got up and took a short
ramble of 発見 about the cottage and garden, 延長するing my walk
to the banks of the river. On the whole, I was much pleased with
the result of my 観察s.
Our 駅／配置する, as I have before について言及するd, was 据えるd in a
beautiful valley, surrounded by high hills lightly wooded to the
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When, at a period comparatively 最近の in the
world's history, the 発見 was made that, on the 直面する of the as
yet unmeasured ocean, there 存在するd a western continent which
rivalled in extent the world already known, it became a 支配する of
natural enquiry whether a fact of such momentous importance could
for so many thousands of years have remained a secret. Nor was the
enquiry 完全に without 返答. まっただ中に the obscurity of the past
some faint foreshadowings of the 広大な／多数の／重要な reality appeared to be
traceable. The poet with his prophecy, the 下落する with his mystic
lore, and the unlettered 船員 who, with curious 注目する，もくろむ, had peered
into the mysteries of the far-stretching 大西洋, had each, as it
now appeared enunciated a problem which at length had met with its
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Since the 破壊 of this building, [a
play-house] the sources of amusement have been 限定するd to cricket,
cards, water-parties, 狙撃, fishing, 追跡（する）ing the kangaroo, etc.
or any other 楽しみs which can be derived from society where no
public place is open for recreations of any description. The
officers of the 植民地 have also built a 私的な billiard-room, by
subscription, for their own use; and if these amusements 所有する
not that degree of attraction which is 大（公）使館員d to 劇の
代表s, they cannot, on the other 手渡す, be liable to those
乱用s, and produce those injurious consequences, which 以前
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War is 行うd by men; not by beasts, or by gods. It
is a peculiarly human activity. To call it a 罪，犯罪 against mankind
is to 行方不明になる at least half its significance; it is also the
罰 of a 罪，犯罪. That raises a moral question, the 肉親，親類d of
problem with which the 現在の age is disinclined to 取引，協定. Perhaps
some 未来 試みる／企てる to 供給する a 解答 for it may 証明する to be
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It is certainly 'a far cry' from the Antipodes to
England and 支援する again. Yet in the 指名する of my Australian sisters
who have 与える／捧げるd to this little 容積／容量, I 投機・賭ける to 表明する a
hope that our 'Coo-ee' may 後継する in making itself heard on either
shore, and that its echoes may ぐずぐず残る pleasantly around the Bush
駅／配置する and by the English fireside. |
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Louisa Anne MEREDITH (1812-1895)
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Opposite the south shore of the Domain, and forming
the other 境界 of a beautiful cove, is another 類似の point or
promontory, called still by the native 指名する of Wooloomooloo (the
accent 存在 on the first and last syllables), on which a number of
elegant 郊外住宅s have been 築くd by the more 豊富な 居住（者）s in
Sydney, 存在 to that place what the Regent's Park is to London.
The 見解（をとる）s from many of these are beautiful in the extreme, looking
負かす／撃墜する into two bays, one on either 味方する, and beyond these to the
town and port, with the magnificent 長，率いるs of the harbour の近くにing
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借りがあるing to her many 約束／交戦s in other countries,
Melba's house in Paris was at this time little more than a
pied-a-terre for her; but she always made a point of 存在
there during the holidays of her little son, who was at school in
England, and whose home-comings were the brightest light in these
days of ever-growing brilliancy. Every 詳細（に述べる） that could 追加する to his
wellbeing and 増加する his 非，不，無 too abundant physical vigour was
the mother's constant care. No 事柄 what the 嵐／襲撃する or 強調する／ストレス of
her professional life, no want of the little lad was too trifling
for her attention. Pictures of the boy in every 提起する／ポーズをとる …を伴ってd
her on all her 探検隊／遠征隊s, and the fortune that had come so
readily to her was doubly prized because of all it would mean in
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John MILLER
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To understand 社会主義 is to endeavour to lead a
better life, to 悔いる the vileness of our 現在の ways, to 捜し出す
ill for 非，不，無, to 願望（する） truth and 潔白 and honesty, to despise
this selfish civilisation and to comprehend what living might be.
Understanding 社会主義 will not make people at once what men and
women should be but it will fill them with 憎悪 for the unfitting
surroundings that damn us all and with 熱烈な love for the
ideals that are 解除するing us 上向きs and with an earnest endeavour to
be themselves somewhat as they feel humanity is struggling to be.
From the Preface to The Workingmans' 楽園. |
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It was about a young wife--the most innocent of
brides, who thought the world of her husband, and had no wish or
look for other men. Yet the house was 十分な of other men in those
days, and they all gave thoughts or looks, more or いっそう少なく, to the
prettiest woman in the 地区. Every evening she used to stand at
her bedroom door, looking along the verandah, until she saw her
husband returning from his work; and every evening he brought her a
rose from the big bush by the steps. That was during the first
months of her marriage. Next year, the rose-bush bore as abundantly
as ever, but the man often forgot to 選ぶ a flower for her; and,
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Richard Charles MILLS
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I...began to 診察する the work of that 極端に
able group of men who had...developed theories of 植民地化,
with special 言及／関連 to Australia, and had 後継するd in putting
into practice, though imperfectly, many of their theories, of which
responsible 政府 for 植民地s was one. The leader of this
group was Edward Gibbon Wakefield, whose 指名する is familiar to every
student of land 解決／入植地 in Australia. On 診察するing the 広大な／多数の／重要な
集まり of literature, expository and 議論の的になる, which surrounds
his theory, I could find no 調書をとる／予約する which seemed to do 司法（官） to
Wakefield's 業績／成就s in 植民地化 and 植民地の 政策. Much
of what has been written is polemical in character, and many
of the 作品 同時代の with Wakefield are spoilt by an obvious
bias for or against him. Writings which were not 有罪の of these
defects were for other 推論する／理由s 不十分な.--Preface to The
Colonisation of Australia, 1829-1942. |
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Thomas MITCHELL (1792-1855)
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The same attraction which drew the greatest of
discoverers 西方の. . .seemed to 招待する the Australian explorer
northward; impelled by the wayward fortunes of the Anglo-Saxon race
already rooted at the southern extremity of the land whose 指名する had
以前 been "Terra Australis incognita." The character of the
内部の of that country still remained unknown, the largest
部分 of earth as yet unexplored. For the mere 探検, the
colonists of New South むちの跡s might not have been very anxious just
at that time, but when the 反対する of acquiring geographical
knowledge could be 連合させるd with that of 調査するing a 大勝する に向かって
the nearest part of the Indian Ocean, 西方の of a dangerous
海峡, it was 平易な to awaken the attention of the Australian
public to the importance of such an 企業. A 貿易（する） in horses
要求するd to remount the Indian cavalry had 開始するd, and the
disadvantageous 航海 of Torres 海峡s had been injurious to
it: that drawback was to be 避けるd by any 陸路の 大勝する from
Sydney to the 長，率いる of the 湾 of Carpentaria. From 定期刊行物 of
an 探検隊／遠征隊 into the 内部の of 熱帯の Australia. |
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On this day of 運命 he was in a 特に bad
temper. He had been detached with his company to take 告発（する），告訴（する）／料金 of the
new 解決／入植地 at Moreton Bay in the remotest corner of his
Majesty's dominions. He was a man of somewhat more than middle
高さ, slender as a rapier is slender, of a steely, supple
strength. 機動力のある on a hunter that he had ridden far, for his
jack-boots were splashed with mud and his steel 刺激（する）s
血-stained, he looked every インチ a cavalry man rather than a
foot 兵士. His keen 黒人／ボイコット 注目する，もくろむs were upon the 人物／姿／数字 of Mary
Worthington, as she 棒 ahead of him, and he 急いでd to 追いつく
her. But she, disliking the 外見 of him from the quick short
ちらりと見ること she gave him, stopped at a wayside farriers with the
pretence of having her horse's shoes looked over, and the man 棒
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The に引き続いて pages, of which I began the
編集 when still engaged in the arduous work of 本国送還
of the Australian 軍隊／機動隊s in all theatres of war, were ーするつもりであるd to
be something in the nature of a 連続した and 包括的な story
of the Australian 皇室の 軍隊 in フラン during the の近くにing
段階s of the 広大な／多数の／重要な War. I soon 設立する that the time at my 処分
was far too 限られた／立憲的な to 許す me to make 十分な use of the very
voluminous 文書の 構成要素 which I had collected during the
（選挙などの）運動をする. The 現実化 of such a 事業／計画（する） must を待つ a time of
greater leisure. So much as I have had the 適切な時期 of setting
負かす／撃墜する has, therefore, 必然的に taken the form rather of an
individual memoir of this stirring period. While I feel 強いるd to
ask the indulgence of the reader for the personal character of the
現在の narrative, this may not be altogether a disadvantage.
Having regard to the 責任／義務s which it fell to my lot to
耐える, it may, indeed, be 望ましい that I should in all candour 始める，決める
負かす／撃墜する what was passing in my mind, and should 試みる／企てる to 述べる
the ever-changing 外部の circumstances which operated to guide
and form the judgments and 決定／判定勝ち（する）s which it became my 義務 to
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(枢機けい／主要な) MORAN, 大司教 of Sydney
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...the opinion very 一般に 勝つ／広く一帯に広がるd that the
Island of Santo, the 長，指導者 island of the New Hebrides, was the
広大な／多数の／重要な Land discovered by De Quiros. In the History of the
カトリック教徒 Church in Australia I 投機・賭けるd to dissent from that
opinion, and since then several papers 耐えるing on the 支配する have
appeared in the public 圧力（をかける） and in the 訴訟／進行s of the
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Edward E MORRIS (1843-1902)
A Dictionary of Austral
English
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Stonewall , v. intr.
(1) A 議会の 称する，呼ぶ／期間／用語: to make use of the forms of the House so
as to 延期する public 商売／仕事.
(2) To 妨害する 商売／仕事 at any 会合, 主として by long-winded
speeches.
(3) To play a slow game at cricket, 封鎖するing balls rather than
making runs.
1876. 'Victorian Hansard,' Jan., vol. xxii. p. 1387:
"Mr. G. Paton Smith wished to ask the honourable member for
Geelong West whether the six members sitting beside him (Mr. Berry)
構成するd the '石／投石する 塀で囲む' that had been spoken of? Did they
構成する the 石／投石する 塀で囲む which was to …に反対する all 進歩--to
妨げる the 財政／金融s 存在 dealt with and the 商売／仕事 of the
country carried on? It was like いじめ（る） 底（に届く）'s 石／投石する 塀で囲む. It
certainly could not be a very high 塀で囲む, nor a very long 塀で囲む, if
it only consisted of six."
1884. G. W. Rusden, 'History of Australia,' vol. iii. p.
405:
"乱用ing the heroic words of Stonewall Jackson, the
対立 適用するd to themselves the epithet made famous by the
gallant Confederate General."
1894. 'The Argus,' Jan. 26, p. 3, col. 5:
"The Tasmanians [sc. cricketers] do not as a 支配する
stonewall."
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In the first week of February, 1894, I returned to
Shanghai from Japan. It was my 意向 to go up the Yangtse River
as far as Chungking, and then, dressed as a Chinese, to cross
静かに over Western 中国, the Chinese Shan 明言する／公表するs, and Kachin
Hills to the frontier of Burma. The 続いて起こるing narrative will tell how
easily and pleasantly this 旅行, which a few years ago would
have been regarded as a formidable 請け負うing, can now be
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...although changes are 速く taking place
in these young communities, yet we are 確信して that the
traveller, with our 調書をとる／予約する in his 手渡す, some ten or even twenty years
hence, will easily recognise the さまざまな cities, towns, 地区s,
and 広い地所s herein 述べるd, however 大いに they may have
増加するd in extent and 全住民; and we flatter ourselves that
the tenour of our 発言／述べるs on the social and political 条件 of
the people are based upon those sound 原則s of human nature
which will 適用する for all time. So that the ーするつもりであるing colonist, who
may be guided by our 声明s in his 選択 of a 位置／汚点／見つけ出す for his
未来 労働s, will find that we have neither 誇張するd nor
misrepresented the country or the inhabitants of any one
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James MUDIE (1779-1852)
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The 十分な 肩書を与える of this 調書をとる／予約する is The Felonry of New South
むちの跡s, 存在 a Faithful Picture of the Real Romance of Life in
Botany Bay with Anecdotes of Botany Bay Society. Mudie's 入ること／参加（者）
in the Australian Dictionary of Biography 述べるs the 調書をとる／予約する
as "an attack on all whom he fancied had …に反対するd him in the
植民地. He also appeared before the select 委員会 on
transportation; though much of his 証拠 was 除去するd from the
報告（する）／憶測, enough remains to 明らかにする／漏らす his distorted mind. In 1840 Mudie
returned to Sydney [he had gone to London before 出版（物） of the
調書をとる／予約する], where he 設立する himself no longer welcome, for his vindictive
comments had lost him old friends. John Kinchela, son of the 裁判官
who had been maligned in the 調書をとる／予約する, 公然と horsewhipped Mudie in
Sydney, and, when Mudie 告訴するd him, the &続けざまに猛撃する;50 損害賠償金 課すd on
Kinchela were 敏速に paid by a subscription in the 法廷，裁判所. In 1842
Mudie returned to London, where he lived until his death on 21 May
1852 at Tottenham."
(http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/mudie-james-2487)
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Samuel MULLEN
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It is unnecessary to 大きくする upon the events which
（人が）群がるd the 残りの人，物 of the week. How Friday evening brought
tidings that the enemy were 耐えるing 負かす／撃墜する upon the 長，率いるs, and how
the (n)艦隊／(a)素早い went off to engage them. How the land 軍隊s hurried off
to the same ４半期/4分の1. How on Saturday it （機の）カム out that the
脅すd attack on the 長，率いるs was only a feint after all, and that
the main 部分 of the 探検隊／遠征隊 had 影響d a 上陸 at
Westernport, and were 堅固に 堅固に守るd 近づく Hastings, and how
the 軍隊／機動隊s were hurried 支援する to Melbourne, and then on to
Mordialloc to 迎撃する the enemy's march. All this is 事柄 of
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Edward MUSKETT (?-1909)
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Although this work fully 取引，協定s with all the many
事柄s connected with the art of living in Australia, its
主要な／長／主犯 反対する is the 試みる／企てる to bring about some 改良 in
the 驚くべき／特命の／臨時の food-habits at 現在の in vogue. For years past
the fact that our people live in direct 対立 to their
半分-熱帯の 環境 has been 絶えず before me. As it will
be 設立する in the 開始 部分 of the 一時期／支部 on School Cookery,
the 消費 of butcher's meat and of tea is enormously in
超過 of any ありふれた se nse 必要物／必要条件s, and is 平行のd nowhere
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The Professor was of that peculiar （手先の）技術 which
繁栄するd so much during the earlier centuries, and has more or
いっそう少なく 繁栄するd ever since under さまざまな disguises. He belonged to
the tribe of the witch of Endor, that profession of seers and
fore-tellers whom King Saul tried to put 負かす／撃墜する in his vigorous and
virtuous years, and afterwards weakly 協議するd in his 拒絶する／低下する; the
same （手先の）技術 which that modern Solomon, King James I. of England, so
rigorously 追跡（する）d to death, and which might have died 自然に
only for the 成果／努力s of the Pschychological Society, and that able
editor of 国境-land, the discoverer of the fourth dimension. |
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Charles NORDHOFF
(1887-1947) and
James Norman HALL (1887-1951)
- The Bounty Trilogy
(Wyeth 版, 1945)
構成するing the Three 容積／容量s:
反乱（を起こす） on the Bounty (1932)
Men Against the Sea (1933)
Pitcairn's Island (1934)
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On the twenty-third of December, 1787, His
Majesty's 武装した 輸送（する） Bounty sailed from Portsmouth on
as strange, eventful, and 悲劇の a voyage as ever befell an English
ship. Her errand was to proceed to the island of Tahiti (or
Otaheite, as it was then called), in the 広大な／多数の／重要な South Sea, there to
collect a 貨物 of young breadfruit trees for transportation to the
West Indies, where, it was hoped, the trees would 栄える and thus,
結局, 供給する an 豊富 of cheap food for the negro slaves
of the English planters.
The events of that voyage it is the 目的 of this tale to 広げる.
反乱（を起こす） on the Bounty, which opens the story, is 関心d
with the voyage from England, the long Tahiti sojourn while the
貨物 of young breadfruit trees was 存在 組み立てる／集結するd, the 出発
of the homeward-bound ship, the 反乱（を起こす）, and the 運命／宿命 of those of
her company who later returned to Tahiti, where the greater part of
them were 結局 掴むd by H. M. S. Pandora and taken
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John O'BRIEN (Patrick Joseph
HARTIGAN) (1879-1952)
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"We'll all be rooned," said Hanrahan,
In accents most forlorn,
Outside the church, ere 集まり began,
One frosty Sunday morn.
The congregation stood about,
Coat-collars to the ears,
And talked of 在庫／株, and 刈るs, and 干ばつ,
As it had done for years.
"It's looking crook," said Daniel Croke;
"Bedad, it's cruke, me lad,
For never since the banks went broke
Has seasons been so bad.". . .
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John Boyle
O'REILLY (1844-1890)
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"May the Lord help Moondyne Joe this day," said
another, "for he's chained to the stirrup of the only man living
that hates him."
The sympathizing ギャング（団） looked after the party till they were
hidden by a bend of the road; but they were silent under the 注目する，もくろむ of
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Sibella Macarthur ONSLOW
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"It is not ーするつもりであるd that this 容積／容量, which
was almost finished for 出版（物） by my Mother before she died in
England in 1911, should be taken as a life of John Macarthur of
Camden. Its 反対する is rather to place finally on 記録，記録的な／記録する an
authentic account of John Macarthur's 関係 with the
introduction of 罰金 Wool into Australia, and of the keen 利益／興味
he took in that 産業 and in all that 関心d the 福利事業 of
the 幼児 植民地 which he had 可決する・採択するd as his home. It has been
収集するd 主として from letters and authenticated copies of letters
設立する at Camden Park, and from MS. 公式文書，認めるs left by James and William,
the sons of John Macarthur. All of these papers have been literally
再生するd throughout; but other papers have been used and 調書をとる／予約するs
引用するd, when necessary, to link up the 初めの 構成要素s into a
connected history." |
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| Ned OVERTON
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This work 含むs 抽出するs from Historical
記録，記録的な／記録するs of Australia, Historical 記録，記録的な／記録するs of New South
むちの跡s, History of New South むちの跡s From its First 発見
to the 現在の Time (1811), by G. Paterson, and 訴訟／進行s
of a General 法廷，裁判所-戦争の (1811) relating to Col. George
Johnston. It 含むs biographical 詳細（に述べる）s of the main
Protagonists, William Bligh, George Johnston and John Macarthur,
together with 詳細（に述べる）s of the 反乱（を起こす） and 裁判，公判. |
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| John OXLEY (1785-1828)
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. . .we passed over an excellent and rich country;
alternately 厚い 小衝突 and （疑いを）晴らす forest, with small streams of
water for 近づく four miles more, when, to our 広大な／多数の／重要な joy and
satisfaction, we arrived on the sea-shore about half a mile from
the 入り口 of what we saw (with no small 楽しみ), formed a port
to the river which we had been tracing from Sea 見解（をとる） 開始する. Thus,
after twelve weeks travelling over a country 越えるing three
hundred and fifty miles, in a direct line from the Macquarie River,
without a 選び出す／独身 serious fatality, we had the gratification to find
that neither our time nor our exertions had been uselessly
bestowed; and we 信用d that the 限られた／立憲的な examination, which our
means would 許す us to make of the 入り口 of this port, would
最終的に throw open the whole 内部の to the Macquarie River,
for the 利益 of British 植民／開拓者s. We pitched our テント upon a
beautiful point of land, having plenty of good water and grass; and
命令（する）ing a 罰金 見解（をとる） of the 内部の of the port and surrounding
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The writer （機の）カム to Queensland two years before
分離, and すぐに afterwards took part in the work of outside
解決／入植地, or 開拓するing, looking for new country to settle on
with 在庫／株. Going from Bowen out west に向かって the 長，率いる oi the
Flinders River in 1864, he continued his 関係 with this
outside life until his death in 1899. Many of the 初めの
explorers and 開拓するs were known to him 本人自身で; of these but
few remain. This little work is 単に a 声明 of facts and
出来事/事件s connected with the work of frontier life, and the
進歩 of pastoral 占領／職業 in the 早期に days. |
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| Gilbert PARKER
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容積／容量s 2 and 3 含む／封じ込める
stories which relate to Australia. |
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| K. Langloh PARKER
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Oolah the lizard was tired of lying in the sun,
doing nothing. So he said, "I will go and play." He took his
boomerangs out, and began to practise throwing them. While he was
doing so a Galah （機の）カム up, and stood 近づく, watching the boomerangs
come 飛行機で行くing 支援する, for the 肉親，親類d of boomerangs Oolah was throwing
were the bubberahs. They are smaller than others, and more curved,
and when they are 適切に thrown they return to the 投げる人, which
other boomerangs do not. From 'Australian 伝説の Tales' (The
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| Alice Fox PARRY (c.1903-1951)
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It was not such a simple 手続き as they had
imagined. There were certainly plenty of farms but these were
either too small or too large, too remote from civilisation, or too
expensive. At last, however, they 後継するd in finding something
which they thought would fit their needs. 据えるd in a
fruit-growing 地区 in the heart of 山地の country about
120 miles from Melbourne, the 所有物／資産／財産 had come on the market 借りがあるing
to the death of the owner, whose 相続人 was disinclined to continue
working the place, and was 用意が出来ている to 賃貸し（する） it with an 選択 to
購入（する） at the end of six months. They made hurried 準備s
for 出発. Furniture had to be sold, suitable 着せる／賦与するing bought
and 非常に／多数の articles for kitchen and 世帯 use, which had not
been necessary in a flat, but which they considered would be
必須の for the country. The boys 証明するd but broken reeds. Their
長，率いるs in the clouds, their pockets stuffed with literature 供給（する）d
by a benevolent if somewhat 無差別の 政府 bureau. |
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A. B. 'Banjo' PATERSON
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When they reached the mountain's 首脳会議, even
Clancy took a pull.
It 井戸／弁護士席 might make the boldest 持つ／拘留する their breath;
The wild hop scrub grew thickly, and the hidden ground was 十分な
Of wombat 穴を開けるs, and any slip was death.
From 'The Man from 雪の降る，雪の多い River' |
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Charles William PECK (1875-1945)
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Time was when the story-teller was an honoured man,
when he dressed for his part, when the young people were educated
in the lore of the land and the 法律 of the land, by means of
legend. But there is so much white 血 in the people that
事実上 非，不，無 wish to 耐える the stories of the "Alcheringa," and
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| Ethel PEDLEY (c1860-1898)
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The day Dot had lost her way she had been threading
beads, and she still had upon her finger a （犯罪の）一味 of the pretty
coloured pieces of glass. She saw the old Satin Bird look at this
（犯罪の）一味 longingly, so she pulled it off, and begged that it might be
追加するd to the other decorations. It was 即時に given the place of
honour--over the 入り口 and above the piece of milk tin. |
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Emily PELLOE
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Orchids are usually 称する，呼ぶ／期間／用語d the aristocrats of 工場／植物
life. The presence of over 130 種類 in Western Australia 追加するs
かなりの 利益／興味 to the 熟考する／考慮する of her magnificent and
world-famous flora.
West Australian orchids, which are 事実上 all terrestrial,
cannot be compared to some 設立する in Brazil, the Malay 明言する／公表するs,
India, and other 熱帯の places, for size, vividness of colour,
and bizarre 場内取引員／株価. But their delicate 色合いs, dainty fragility of
form, the curious structure of many of the 種類, and their
methods of fertilisation, 構成する beauty that endears them to
young and old, and 特徴 that fascinate the
botanist. |
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Cabell frowned at the （米）棚上げする／（英）提議する. He knew that McGovern was weaving a
web 一連の会議、交渉／完成する him, but how and where he did not know. McGovern's 直面する,
at once lazily cheerful and slyly calculating, told him nothing. He
fidgeted with the meat-knife for a second or two, then dug it 深い
into the （米）棚上げする／（英）提議する. Words impatiently escaped him again. "You must be a
monster, an 絶対の maniac, if you 港／避難所't got some 目的
扱う／治療するing him like that." He 小衝突d the hair out of his 注目する，もくろむs with a
gesture of helplessness. "Nobody could be so 残虐な, not even in
this country."
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Francois PERON
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Of the five zoologists 任命するd by the 政府,
two remained in the 小島 of フラン: two others who were taken ill
at Timor, died through the 疲労，（軍の）雑役s of the second （選挙などの）運動をする, before
they were able to reach, as it were, the shores which they were to
調査する. M. PERON 存在, therefore, the only one of his 同僚s
who was left, redoubled his zeal and activity. M. LESUEUR joined
his 成果／努力s with those of his friend, and by the exertions of both,
was 用意が出来ている the 価値のある zoological collection which we now
所有する. More than one hundred thousand 見本／標本s of animals, large
and small, are 含む／封じ込めるd in it; amongst which are several important
genera. There are also many more to be 述べるd, and the number of
new 種類, によれば the 報告（する）／憶測 of the professors of the
museum, is 上向きs of two thousand five hundred. Thus by referring
to the 量 of those discovered by COOK, in his second voyage; as
井戸／弁護士席 as CARTERET, WALLIS, FURNEAUX, MEARS, and even VANCOUVER, we
shall find that Messrs. PERON and LESUEUR alone, have discovered
more new animals than all the naturalist voyagers of our
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| Arthur PHILLIP (1738-1814)
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The Voyage of 知事 Phillip to Botany
Bay--This is an account of the voyage of the First (n)艦隊／(a)素早い, which
sailed from England in 1787 and arrived in New South むちの跡s on 26
January, 1788. This date is now 祝う／追悼するd as Australia Day.
Arthur Phillip was the first 知事 of the new 植民地. |
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| John PINKERTON (1758-1826)
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On the 24th of the same month, 存在 in the
latitude of 42 degrees 25 minutes south, and in the longitude of
163 degrees 50 minutes, I discovered land, which lay
east-south-east at the distance of ten miles, which I called 先頭
Diemen's Land. The compass pointed 権利 に向かって this land. The
天候 存在 bad, I steered south and by east along the coast, to
the 高さ of 44 degrees south, where the land runs away east, and
afterwards north-east and by north. In the latitude of 43 degrees
10 minutes south, and in the longitude of 167 degrees 55 minutes, I
錨，総合司会者d on the 1st of December, in a bay, which I called the Bay
of Frederic Henry. I heard, or at least fancied I heard, the sound
of people upon the shore; but I saw nobody. From 'The Voyage of
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Rosa PRAED (1851-1935)
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...A long account followed of the bride's family
関係s, in which the 伝記作家 touched upon the 事故 of
sex that had 奪うd her of the hereditary honours; the 古代の
降下／家系 of the Gavericks, with a picture of the old Irish 城
where Lady Bridget had been brought up--and so 前へ／外へ, and so 前へ／外へ.
Mrs Gildea sighed as she read, and pictured in her imagination the
wild wastes of the Never-Never Land and the rough 長，率いる-駅／配置する
which was to be Lady Bridget's home. |
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Ambrose PRATT
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No man now living can either authenticate or
authoritatively 論争 the （人命などを）奪う，主張する put 今後 in these memoirs. Did
Daniel Kelly 生き残る the Glenrowan 悲劇, and was he 現実に
saved, as is 関係のある by his brother? It is not my place to 投機・賭ける
an opinion. Curious readers must answer the question for
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The Australian Aborigines 構成する one of the
most unique 原始の races that have come out of the past into our
modern times and they are probably the oldest living race. We are
特に 関心d with those 質s that have made possible
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An account of this 探検隊／遠征隊 is also given by
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Henry
Handel RICHARDSON
(1870-1946)
(Richardson's 作品 are comprehensively covered by Perry Middlemiss
at his Literature 場所／位置 )
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"If I only think what it would be like to be 直す／買収する，八百長をするd
up and settled, and able to live in peace, without this eternal
dragging two ways . . . just as if I was 存在 torn in half. And
see Mother smiling and happy again, like she used to be. Between
the two of you I'm nothing but a punch-ball. Oh, I'm fed up with
it! . . . fed up to the neck. As for you . . . And yet you can sit
there as if you were made of 石／投石する! Why don't you SAY something?
BETTY! Why won't you speak?" From 'Two Hanged Women'. |
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The clerk who lives out his life in the
rabbit-過密な住居 of the city of London by day, and in a cheap,
pretentious, red-brick 郊外 by night, believes 堅固に that
outside London not much 事柄s. He lumps together the Canadian,
the South African, the Australian, and the New Zealander under the
slighting 部類 of "植民地のs." He imagines them 屈服するing
themselves 謙虚に before the majesty of the Londoner, taking their
cues from London and reverencing it as the fount of all 知恵 and
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...He saw at last that this coat and his high hat
alone were insufficient for civilisation. For 十分な dress in a
corroboree it might do. Unconsciously, he was so wrought upon by
the 目的 for which the coat had been built that he 決定するd to
reserve it for parties in the seclusion of the bush, where any
merriment could be rightly checked by a 割れ目 from his waddy. He
工場／植物d it carefully in a hollow スピードを出す／記録につける, and, having 挿入するd himself
with as much care into his discarded rags, he wondered off into the
town. He got very intoxicated that night, and 決定するd to have a
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Our horses having now been two days without water,
and eating but sparingly for want of it, I became anxious to 得る
a 供給（する） for them, and fortunately 後継するd next morning by
digging in a small water-course we had followed 負かす／撃墜する to the
eastward. Here their 圧力（をかける）ing かわき was in a slight degree
緩和するd by ½ a bucket each of a red liquid, which was,
にもかかわらず, fresh, and before the heat of the day （機の）カム on we
fortunately 設立する an abundant 供給（する） of good water, in small pools
in the 中央 of thickets and scrub, where little 推定する／予想するd. The 急ぐ
of the poor horses to it was so sudden and uncontrollable that they
were all in the 中央 of the pool in an instant; and two of them
carrying 激しい 負担s were with difficulty 荷を降ろすd and got out
again. By this time we had passed to the S. 味方する of the 範囲, and
設立する a 延長／続編 of the fresh pools in a water-course which
descended from its south-eastern slopes; there was, however, a
total absence of grass at this time, although there was 推論する／理由 to
believe some good grass had covered the hill-味方するs previous to the
last 解雇する／砲火／射撃s, which had swept all minor vegetation away, and left
standing only that の近くに thicket and scrub we heartily wished had
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Henry Ling ROTH
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This work is notworthy for its account of,
probably, only the second visit to 先頭 Diemen's Land by Europeans.
Julien-Marie Crozet captained their ship after the 殺人 of
Marc-Joseph (not Nicholas Thomas) Marion Dufresne in New Zealand.
虫垂 III 含む／封じ込めるs a 簡潔な／要約する 言及／関連 to the literature of New
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Charles ROWCROFT (1798-1856)
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The 増加するing difficulty of 持続するing a family
in England, in which the 競争 for mere subsistence has
become so keen; and the still greater difficulty of 供給するing for
children when their maturer years （判決などを）下す it imperative on the
parent to 捜し出す for some profession or calling on which they may
rely for their 未来 support, has excited の中で all classes a
strong attention に向かって the 植民地s of 広大な／多数の／重要な Britain, where
fertile and unclaimed lands, almost boundless in extent, を待つ only
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Our 選択 隣接するd a sheep-run on the Darling
負かす／撃墜するs, and 誇るd of few and scant 改良s, though things had
徐々に got a little better than when we started. A verandahless
four-roomed 厚板-hut now standing out from a forest of box-trees, a
在庫／株-yard, and six acres under barley were the only 証拠 of
解決／入植地. A few horses--not ours--いつかs grazed about; and
occasionally a 暴徒 of cattle--also not ours--cows with young
calves, steers, and an old bull or two, would stroll around, chew
the best 脚s of any trousers that might be hanging on the スピードを出す／記録につける
reserved as a 着せる／賦与するs-line, then leave in the night and be seen no
more for months--some of them never. From On Our
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Henry Stuart RUSSELL
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An account of the first 調査するing 旅行s to and
over Darling 負かす／撃墜するs: the earliest days of their 占領／職業; social
life; 駅／配置する 捜し出すing; the course of 発見, northward and
西方の; and a resumé of the 原因（となる）s which led to 分離
from new south むちの跡s. with portrait and fac-similes of 地図／計画するs, スピードを出す／記録につける,
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William Clark RUSSELL
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"New Holland," he [Dampier] says,
"is a very large tract of land. It is not yet 決定するd
whether it is an island or a main continent; but I am 確かな that
it joyns neither to Africa, Asia, or America." Why he is
確かな he does not tell us, but he is too sagacious to err, though
whilst he thus thinks, all that he sees of the 広大な 領土 is
"low land with sandy banks against the sea." He 充てるs
several pages to descriptions of the natives, telling us that they
have no houses, that they go 武装した with a piece of 支持を得ようと努めるd 形態／調整d like
a cutlass, that their speech is guttural, that in consequence of
the 飛行機で行くs which tease and sting their 直面するs, they keep their
eyelids half の近くにd; and so 前へ／外へ. |
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The captain's 注目する，もくろむs 範囲ing 速く 一連の会議、交渉／完成する the room,
fell on Tristram standing up to his 十分な 高さ with his 注目する，もくろむs
炎ing out under the dark 示す on his white forehead, and with a
fearful gash across his cheekbone. 黒人／ボイコット-注目する，もくろむd 投票 stood before
him, 粘着するing to his arm. At the feet of the pair of them lay the
motionless 団体／死体 of Jim the Sealer, with Kitty sobbing wildly over
him. A Bush Bayad. |
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Five and twenty years ago, New South むちの跡s was not,
what it has since become, an important English 植民地, but partook
more of the nature of a mere penal 解決／入植地 for the 歓迎会 of
違反者／犯罪者s, 輸送（する）d from the Mother Country, and was under a
form of 政府, 正確に in keeping with this character.
Still, some of the 所有物／資産／財産s belonging to it, and which have
subsequently served to exalt it to its 現在の 駅／配置する, were known
and 高く評価する／（相場などが）上がるd; and scarcely was the 錨，総合司会者 cast, than Quintus
availed himself of every 適切な時期 that the intercourse with the
shore permitted, に向かって 熟知させるing himself with such particulars,
as he fancied might help to give a direction to his 未来
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Sir Ernest SCOTT(1867-1939)
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All Sydney people, and most of those who have
visited the city, have seen the tall monument to Laperouse
overlooking Botany Bay. Many have perhaps read a little about him,
and know the story of his surprising 外見 in this harbour six
days after the arrival of 知事 Phillip with the First (n)艦隊／(a)素早い.
One can hardy look at the obelisk, and at the tomb of Pere Receveur
近づく by, without picturing the 出発 of the French ships after
bidding 別れの（言葉，会） to the English officers and colonists. Sitting at
the 辛勝する／優位 of the cliff, one can follow Laperouse out to sea, with
the 注目する，もくろむ of imagination, until sails, poops and 船体s 減らす to
the 見解（をとる） and disappear below the 煙霧のかかった-blue horizon. From
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There had been three years of 干ばつ, more or いっそう少なく
厳しい, over that 部分 of South Australia where Curriewildie
駅／配置する was 据えるd; and what with the 在庫／株 dying off in
thousands for want of food and water, and the 損失 done to 盗品故買者s
and such buildings as an 辺ぴな 駅／配置する 誇るs by bush 解雇する／砲火／射撃s, the
歳入 returns sent in by the 経営者／支配人 to the owner were not
exhilarating reading. She, poor old lady, was a 居住（者） in
England, and had been so during the ten years which had elapsed
since her husband, the 初めの owner of the 駅／配置する, had died.
There had been some 激しい 量s sent home before the 干ばつ 始める，決める
in, and that, perhaps, was the 推論する／理由 why she took it into her 長，率いる
that we who were 雇うd on the 所有物／資産／財産 were robbing her. Any
way, that is what we thought, when one day, without a word of
警告, a young, fresh-直面するd Englishman arrived at the 長，率いる
駅／配置する with all the necessary 文書の 証拠 to 証明する to
us--that is, Tom Smiles, the 経営者／支配人, and myself, the
overseer--that he had been sent out by Mrs. Halliday to take
即座の 所有／入手 from us and send us about our 商売／仕事.
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The Dictionary took more than twenty years to
完全にする and 含む／封じ込めるs more than one thousand biographies of
目だつ Australians or persons closely connected with Australia.
Serle comments in the Preface that "I have endeavoured to make the
調書をとる／予約する worthy of its 支配する. It would have been better could I have
spent another five years on it, but at seventy-five years of age
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Ernest
SHACKLETON
(1874-1922)
Go to the South 政治家 場所／位置 for more （警察などへの）密告，告訴（状） about
Shackleton and South 政治家 探検.
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When I returned from the Nimrod 探検隊／遠征隊 on which
we had to turn 支援する from our 試みる／企てる to 工場／植物 the British 旗 on
the South 政治家, 存在 beaten by 強調する／ストレス of circumstances within
ninety-seven miles of our goal, my mind turned to the crossing of
the continent, for I was morally 確かな that either Amundsen or
Scott would reach the 政治家 on our own 大勝する or a 平行の one.
After 審理，公聴会 of the Norwegian success I began to make 準備s
to start a last 広大な／多数の／重要な 旅行---so that the first crossing of the
last continent should be 達成するd by a British 探検隊／遠征隊.
We failed in this 反対する, but the story of our 試みる／企てる is the
支配する for the に引き続いて pages, and I think that though 失敗 in
the actual 業績／成就 must be 記録，記録的な／記録するd, there are 一時期／支部s in
this 調書をとる／予約する of high adventure, strenuous days, lonely nights, unique
experiences, and, above all, 記録，記録的な／記録するs of unflinching 決意,
最高の 忠義, and generous self-sacrifice on the part of my men
which...still will be of 利益／興味 to readers who now turn
喜んで...to read...the tale of the White 戦争 of the South. The
struggles, the 失望s, and the endurance of this small
party of Britishers, hidden away for nearly two years in the
fastnesses of the Polar ice, 努力する／競うing to carry out the 任命するd
仕事...make a story, which is unique in the history of 南極の
探検. From "South" |
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The scene of the new beginning here 熟考する／考慮するd was a
distant and at first despised part of the dowry of that fairest
mistress "貿易（する）", for whom Britain, Holland and フラン
long fought. It was peopled first by outcasts, 反逆者／反逆するs and
adventurers, stiffly 治める／統治するd for two 世代s by British
公式の／役人s, and to this day is 大部分は 財政／金融d by the British
middle class. For a 十分な century the little communities were
outworks of the 産業の 革命 in Britain. In （疑いを）晴らすing the
（人が）群がるd gaols, in producing raw 構成要素s and food for the
city-dwellers of the old land, they played a 役割 of 増加するing
importance in the grand 憶測 of industrialism--that
実験 on which the British people have 火刑／賭けるd their 資本／首都,
their mighty energy, their very life-血. Australia 現れるd from
the degradation of convictism by taking the place for which Spain
had 証明するd 不十分な in the divided 仕事s of growing and
製造業の wool, both 以前は 発射する／解雇するd by Britain herself.
(From the Preface to An 経済的な History of
Australia.) |
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John J SHILLINGLAW
(1831-1905)
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...the 古記録s of the Public 記録，記録的な／記録する Office of
England have been 首尾よく ransacked by the son of an 早期に
Victorian colonist, who has lately published the result of his five
years' painstaking 研究. To Mr. Labilliere belongs the credit
of having gathered from the 広大な collection of 明言する／公表する Papers
保存するd in the 植民地の and Admiralty offices in London most of
the 行方不明の 記録，記録的な／記録するs; and, for the first time, we read in his
容積／容量s the true story of the first 発見 and その後の
探検 of this 州, given in the exact words of the men
who did the work. But for some of these 行方不明の 文書s Mr.
Labilliere sought in vain; and the 定期刊行物s of Grimes and Knopwood,
now published, are of that number. These fill up gaps in his
collection, and their value will be best seen when read in
関係 with his 十分な and （疑いを）晴らす narrative, which at the same
time has （判決などを）下すd it unnecessary in this place to do more than
sketch-in a few 輪郭（を描く）s left by Mr. Labilliere untouched. [See
Labilliere, above] |
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Samuel SIDNEY
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The Historical section 含む／封じ込めるs, in twenty
一時期／支部s...a sketch of the 発見 and 創立／基礎 of the Three
植民地s, and the 主要な／長／主犯 political and social events in their
各々の careers, between the 上陸 of the first (n)艦隊／(a)素早い in Port
Jackson and the 開始 of the gold 地雷s at 開始する Alexander. In
the 準備 of the first seven 一時期／支部s...I had, in 新規加入 to
the oral （警察などへの）密告，告訴（状） of old colonists and 価値のある MSS., the
援助 of the 作品 of Collins, Wentworth, &c. The
remaining thirteen 一時期／支部s, which 含む the 行政s of
知事s Bourke, Gipps, and Fitzroy, in New South むちの跡s: the Land
Question; 移住 Transportation; the 憲法の Contests of
the first Australian 代表者／国会議員 会議; and the whole History
of the Colonisation of South Australia, are in the strictest sense
of the 称する，呼ぶ／期間／用語 初めの. |
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Somewhere about the same year, 1837, Grandfather
Geraldine took ship for the same 目的地. I can give no
biography of him, except to say that he had all the scoundrelly
質s of the best type of Irishman. He 始める，決める out with the notion
that Australia would 供給する 非，不，無 of the 高級なs of life at all,
and equipped himself accordingly with a wife, a 木造の house
numbered in parts, a 広大な／多数の／重要な many hogsheads of claret, and several
トンs of Irish earth, which served during the voyage as ballast, and
afterwards as a 創立／基礎 for the 木造の house and a 保護
against snakes.
He 始める，決める up the 木造の house 直面するing Sydney Harbour on the pleasant
高さs which overlook Rushcutter's Bay. Perhaps in that year
people still were cutting 急ぐs there, or purses for a change when
any plutocrat was mad enough to take a stroll by its shores. It was
rustic, with the arid yet exotic charm of Australian scenes before
they become professional beauty-位置／汚点／見つけ出すs. The 木造の house, too, was
rustic, and must have looked paltry の中で the 石／投石する palaces which
other 開拓するs had built with the help of 罪人／有罪を宣告する 労働, and which
were staffed with a nice assortment of forgers, poachers, and even
duellists who had been 割り当てるd as servants. From
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Many foolish little birds try to 飛行機で行く before they
are strong enough, and so ぱたぱたする to the ground, where they become
平易な prey to enemies. Karaway, the White Cockatoo, wasn't going to
make 類似の mistakes. Barring 事故s, he had a long life before
him. Was not his 広大な／多数の／重要な-広大な／多数の／重要な-grandmother over a hundred years old?
There was, indeed, no need to hurry at the beginning. He was so
井戸／弁護士席 feathered, when his mother 説得するd him out of the hollow spout
at the 最高の，を越す of a big red gum tree, that from the ground he and his
parent looked as much alike as two peas. From an ugly,
clumsy-looking, almost naked, dark-skinned 幼児, who nodded and
激しく揺するd his big 長，率いる and squawked all day, he had become a sprightly
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[Southwell 乗る，着手するd as a midshipman in the Sirius in 1787
and was made a mate on the voyage to NSW.]
The moskitos are very troublesome, and insects of almost every
肉親，親類d are here in g't number. The large ant, both 黒人／ボイコット and brown,
when they attack us give g't 苦痛, tho' of no long duration, and is
not …に出席する'd with so tedious an itching as the bite of the small
one occasion, who are almost as much to be 恐れる'd as the
muskitos.
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Mr. Hogarth, of Cross Hall, had been taken suddenly
ill a few days 以前, and had never 回復するd consciousness so
far as to be able to speak, though he had 明らかに known those
who were about him, and 特に the two 孤児 nieces whom he
had brought up as his daughters. He had no other 近づく relations
whom any one knew of, and had never been known to 悔いる that the
指名する of Hogarth, of Cross Hall, was likely to become extinct. He
had the 評判 of 存在 the most eccentric man in the country,
and was thought to be the most inconsistent. From 'Mr Hogarth's
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I certainly did love these people, and knew I
should feel it much whenever I should part from them. No 疑問 I
have omitted many things relating to them which I せねばならない have
述べるd and may think of at some 未来 time, but I do not think
I have flattered them. Some day perhaps an 探検隊／遠征隊 may be fitted
out to try and find them; that is, if my story is believed, which I
think rather doubtful, seeing that there is only my unsupported
word; and it was unfortunate that I had nothing to show from that
country to 確認する my 声明s. |
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The history of the Hawkesbury 地区 between the
years 1788 and 1794 consists of the 発見, 探検 and
指名するing of the river and its 支流s, の中で them the McDonald
and the Colo Rivers, by 知事 A. Phillip and Captains Collins,
Johnston, Watkin, and Tench. These and others made several
連続する visits to the Hawkesbury River, reaching as far as
Richmond Hill. In the year 1794 Lieut.-知事 Major Grose placed
the first twenty-two 植民／開拓者s along the banks of the Hawkesbury
River and South Creek, railed then Ruse's Creek, as James Ruse, the
man who first grew wheat at Parramatta, had a 認める of land at the
junction of that stream with the Hawkesbury. The に引き続いて year
many more families were settled, and as the natives were
troublesome, some 軍隊／機動隊s from the N.S.W. 軍団 were sent up, and
the 解決／入植地 of Windsor, then called Green Hills, was 公正に／かなり
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IN collating these stories and literary sketches
from the とじ込み／提出するs of The 公式発表, the 目的（とする） has been to make an
利益／興味ing 調書をとる／予約する. It has not been 試みる／企てるd to choose the best
examples of literary style. 裁判官d by a high canon, our most
talented story-writers are still only clever students of the art of
令状ing. A mere two or three have been able to earn a living by the
profession of literature, and even these have been 強いるd to make
the perilous 妥協 with journalism. So the stories and
sketches which follow are usually the literary dreams of men of
活動／戦闘, or the literary realisation of things seen by wanderers.
Usually they are 客観的な, episodic, detached--支店s torn from
the Tree of Life, trimmed and dressed with whatever 技術 the
writers 所有する (which often is not inconsiderable). —A G
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Bertram STEVENS (1872-1922)
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The moonlight ぱたぱたするs from the sky, To 会合，会う her at
the door,
A little ghost, whose steps have passed, Across the creaking
床に打ち倒す.
And rustling vines that lightly tap, Against the window-pane,
Throw 影をつくる／尾行するs on the white-washed 塀で囲むs, To blot them out
again.
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Henry STEVENS (1855-1930)
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The 回復 of the long-lost manuscript
Relación of Captain Don Diego de Prado y Tovar, who
…を伴ってd Pedro Fernandez de Quiros on his famous voyage of
探検 in the South Seas in 1605-6, is undoubtedly the most
important "find" of virgin historical 構成要素 made in
modern times. It furnishes us for the first time with a 詳細（に述べる）d
account of the 発見 of Torres 海峡 and Northmost Australia,
made during the 延長／続編 of the voyage to Manila by Prado and
Torres after the parting of the ships at the Island of Espiritu
Santo, whence Quiros returned to America. |
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John Lort STOKES (1811-1885)
- 発見s in Australia, with an Account of the Coasts and
Rivers 調査するd and 調査するd During the Voyage of H.M.S. Beagle, in
the Years 1837-38-39-40-41-42-43. Also a Narrative of Captain Owen
Stanley's Visits to the Islands in the Arafura Sea.). This
ebook is 利用できる from the Australian Explorers 定期刊行物s
page.
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Of the Australian shores, the North-western was the
least known, and became, に向かって the の近くに of the year 1836, a
支配する of much geographical 憶測. Former 航海士s were
almost 全員一致の in believing that the 深い bays known to indent a
large 部分 of this coast, received the waters of 広範囲にわたる
rivers, the 発見 of which would not only open a 大勝する to the
内部の, but afford 施設s for colonizing a part of Australia,
so 近づく our East Indian 領土s, as to （判決などを）下す its 占領／職業 an
反対する of evident importance.
His Majesty's 政府 therefore 決定するd to send out an
探検隊／遠征隊 to 調査する and 調査する such 部分s of the Australian
coasts as were wholly or in part unknown to Captains Flinders and
King. |
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Louis STONE (1871-1935)
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On Saturday night they went to （頭が）ひょいと動く Fenner's
dance-room, or strolled 負かす／撃墜する to 米，稲's Market. When Jonah was
紅潮／摘発する, he took her to the "Tiv.", where they sat in the gallery,
packed like sardines. If it were hot, Jonah sat in his
shirtsleeves, and went out for a drink at the intermission. When
they reached home, they stood in the 小道／航路 国境ing the cottage
where Ada lived, and talked for an hour in the 薄暗い light of the
lamp opposite, before she went in.--Jonah |
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John McDouall STUART
(1815-1866)
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Friday, 4th May, Gum and Spinifex Plains. At times
this country is visited by 黒人／ボイコットs, but it must be seldom, as since
we left the Fisher we have only seen the 跡をつける of one, who seems to
have come from the east, and to have returned in that direction.
The spinifex in many places has been burnt, and the 跡をつける of the
native was peculiar--not 幅の広い and flat, as they 一般に are, but
long and 狭くする, with a 深い hollow in the foot, and the large toe
事業／計画（する）ing a good 取引，協定; the other in some 尊敬（する）・点s more like the
print of a white man than of a native. Had I crossed it the day
before, I would have followed it. My horses are now 苦しむing too
much from the want of water to 許す me to do so. If I did, and
were not to find water to-night, I should lose the whole of the
horses and our own lives into the 取引.... |
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Charles STURT (1795-1869)
- Two 探検隊／遠征隊s into the 内部の of Southern Australia.
This ebook is 利用できる from the Australian Explorers 定期刊行物s
page.
- Narrative of an 探検隊／遠征隊 into Central Australia. This
ebook is 利用できる from the Australian Explorers 定期刊行物s
page.
- An Account of the Sea Coast and 内部の of South
Australia with 観察s on さまざまな 支配するs Connected with
its 利益／興味s--含むd in 探検隊／遠征隊 into Central
Australia, above.
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I still 保持するd a strong impression on my mind
that some change was at 手渡す, and on this occasion, I was not
disappointed; but the 見解（をとる） was one for which I was not altogether
用意が出来ている. We had, at length, arrived at the termination of the
Murray. すぐに below me was a beautiful lake, which appeared
to be a fitting 貯蔵所 for the noble stream that had led us to
it; and which was now ruffled by the 微風 that swept over it.
From 'Two 探検隊／遠征隊s into the 内部の of Southern Australia.'
容積／容量. II. |
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Alexander SUTHERLAND (1852-1902) and
George SUTHERLAND
(1855-1905)
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Few of the 早期に 開拓するs of Western and North-Western
Queensland are now in the land of the living, and to collate any
reminiscences of the distant past, of men and 事柄s--the dangers
and hardships they underwent through, 干ばつs and floods, savage
黒人／ボイコットs, hunger and かわき, &c., &c.--may be of 利益／興味 to
many readers of the 現在の day and to 確かな extent illustrate
the hard 条件s of life in the wild 地域s at that period.
From 開拓するing Days: Thrilling 出来事/事件s.
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Gwendolen SWINBURNE
NOTE: Many of the 作品 について言及するd in this ebook can be 接近d
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The number of events 述べるd in a Source 調書をとる／予約する
must やむを得ず be smaller than that in histories of another type;
but the 目的（とする） is to place the student in 接触する with the 証拠 of
history in order that he may become his own historian by 製図／抽選
his own deductions from the 同時代の 記録，記録的な／記録するs. The greatest
historian can find no 構成要素s ulterior to such as are here
現在のd, for there is nothing ulterior to them but the 行為s
themselves. They are the 記録，記録的な／記録するs written by the men who gave their
life and health to lay the 創立／基礎 of Australia's greatness--by
Phillip, 弱めるing under the racking cares of the 幼児 明言する／公表する; by
Sturt in the scorching 砂漠, as the last 義務 of an exhausting
day. They are aglow with the heat of 活動／戦闘; they are 奮起させるing in
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TASMA (1848-1897)
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Thomas and Anne Thompson were の中で those who
決定するd to leave England for New South むちの跡s. They had been
married eight years; their family was 増加するing, and labor
becoming scarcer and scarcer. They heard of other families
emigrating and that they easily got high 給料, and lived in
plenty: so they thought with their four children they would do so
also. They were both honest, hard working and strong people, and
Anne had been 井戸／弁護士席 brought up by a careful and pious mother, who
had lived many years as servant in the squire's family.--Tales
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Abel Janszoon
TASMAN
(c.1603-1659)
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This land 存在 the first land we have met with in
the South Sea and not known to any European nation we have
conferred on it the 指名する of Anthony 先頭 Diemensland in honour of
the Honourable 知事-General, our illustrious master, who sent
us to make this 発見; the islands circumjacent, so far as
known to us, we have 指名するd after the Honourable 議員s of
India, as may be seen from the little chart which has been made of
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Watkin TENCH (1759-1833)
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The dread of want in a country destitute of natural
資源 is ever peculiarly terrible. We had long turned our 注目する，もくろむs
with impatience に向かって the sea, 元気づけるd by the hope of seeing
供給（する）s from England approach. But 非，不，無 arriving, on the 2nd of
October the 'Sirius' sailed for the Cape of Good Hope, with
directions to 購入（する） 準備／条項s there, for the use of our
守備隊. From 'A 完全にする Account of the 解決／入植地 at Port
Jackson.' |
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| Northcote W THOMAS (1868-1936)
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It is becoming an axiom in anthropology that what
is needed is not discursive 治療 of large 支配するs but the
minute discussion of special 主題s, not a 範囲ing 捕まらないで over
the peoples of the earth past and 現在の, but a 詳細（に述べる）d
examination of 限られた／立憲的な areas. This work I am 請け負うing for
Australia, and in the 現在の 容積／容量 I 取引，協定 簡潔に with some of
the 面s of Australian kinship organisations, in the hope that a
調査する of our 現在の knowledge may 刺激する その上の 研究 on
the 位置／汚点／見つけ出す and help to throw more light on many difficult problems of
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William H THOMES (1824-1895)
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The 地雷s are 侵略（する）／超過（する） with ruffians, who have no
恐れる of 法律, and can only be kept in awe by courage superior to
their own. Of this we were quickly made 熟知させるd, as we were
considered, by the old 居住（者）s, green, having but recently
arrived, and not yet learned the mysteries of Ballarat. |
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W H TIETKENS
(1844-1933)
[一般的に （一定の）期間d TIETKINS in the 作品
of other explorers.]
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Tuesday, April 16th.--（軍の）野営地，陣営 No. 12. 妨げる／法廷，弁護士業. 27.580in.,
ther. 56° at 夜明け.--Very 激しい dew during the night, but a most
lovely morning. Our 手はず／準備 all 完全にするd, we packed up and
started. Mr. MacDonald kindly gave me all the fat of a bullock that
he killed last night. Many and さまざまな have been the attentions
that we have received from this 肉親，親類d-hearted gentleman during our
stay 近づく his homestead, の中で others was a 自由主義の 供給（する） of fresh
milk sent 負かす／撃墜する to our （軍の）野営地，陣営 every morning, besides which, upon
審理，公聴会 that my watch was broken, he very generously lent me his
for the 旅行. It will be understood that a timekeeper is a most
important item in the outfit of such a party; 観察 for
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TOMPKINS (1860-1942)
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If, my jaded and fagged friend of the city--if you
would 投機・賭ける upon a new experience, you will want to know where
you can go. かもしれない you know only of the ordinary tourist 訴える手段／行楽地s.
井戸／弁護士席, Mr. Tompkins here 始める，決めるs before you some two or more 得点する／非難する／２０s of
利益／興味ing trips 井戸／弁護士席 within the reach of everybody. Here are
short and easily negotiable trips, 占領するing but a few hours, which
the author has 立証するd from actual experience. The practice is
with him 同様に as myself, to construe the verb "to go"
into "to go 進行中で. Given good health, a holiday, some few
modest coins of the realm, and a live companion, you will here find
入り口 into Arcady, or the Cambewarra, which, I take it is
地理学的に the same; your midday meal is enjoyed in the open,
and a clean bed and plain fare at dusk in some 静かな unpretentious
village inn; at break of day you start, and away you go with your
swag and your staff, "While the 勝利，勝つd up aloft whistle to a
tune."
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| Anthony TROLLOPE (1815-1882)
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"He knows more about sheep than any man this 味方する
of the Mary," said her husband. From all this I 信用 the reader
will understand that the Christmas to which he is introduced is not
the Christmas with which he is intimate on this 味方する of the
赤道--a Christmas of 炎ing 解雇する／砲火／射撃s in-doors, and of sleet arid
snow and 霜 outside--but the Christmas of Australia, in which
happy land the Christmas 解雇する／砲火／射撃s are apt to be lighted--or to light
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| James TUCKER (1808-1888)
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Again, it was the 政策 of the superintendent to
put two ギャング（団）s of 類似の strength at the same 肉親，親類d of work within
見解（をとる） of each other, when the overseers would 争う one with the other
to try which could get most done; and 悲惨な was then the 悪口を言う／悪態ing,
断言するing, 激怒（する）ing and 涙／ほころびing of the 競争相手s, who would goad on their
men every instant with 脅しs of the 拷問ing 攻撃する, uttered with
all the real arrogance of low-bred jacks-in-office, who, it need
hardly be said, were 有能な of any 残虐（行為） themselves, and would
commit any 罪，犯罪 rather than descend from their ill-支えるd
eminences to work の中で their fellows. This is 前提d, lest the
reader should scarcely believe what follows; yet there are many
得点する／非難する／２０s now alive in New South むちの跡s who can vouch for the truth of
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We changed [rail] cars. This was at Albury. And it
was there, I think, that the growing day and the 早期に sun exposed
the distant 範囲 called the Blue Mountains. 正確に 指名するd. "My
word!" as the Australians say, but it was a 素晴らしい color, that
blue. 深い, strong, rich, exquisite; 非常に高い and majestic 集まりs
of blue--a softly luminous blue, a smouldering blue, as if ばく然と
lit by 解雇する／砲火／射撃s within. It 消滅させるd the blue of the sky--made it
pallid and unwholesome, whitey and washed-out. A wonderful
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Richard TWOPENY (1857-1915)
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Victoria has invented a 始める，決める of 支配するs for herself--a
肉親，親類d of 構内／化合物 between the Rugby Union and 協会. South
Australia plays the Victorian game. I suppose it is a heresy for an
old Marlburian to own it, but after having played all three games,
Rugby, 協会 and Victorian--the first several hundred times,
the second a few dozen times, and the third a couple of 得点する／非難する／２０ of
times--I feel bound to say that the Victorian game is by far the
most 科学の, the most amusing both to players and onlookers,
and altogether the best; and I believe I may say that on this point
my opinion is 価値（がある） having. Of course, men who are accustomed to
the English games, and have not played the Victorian, will 持つ／拘留する it
ridiculous that the 解答 of the best game of football problem
should be 設立する, as I believe it has been 設立する, in Melbourne. But
I would ask them to remember that the Victorian game was 設立するd by
競争相手 public school men, who, finding that neither party was strong
enough to form a club of its own, 工夫するd it--of course not in its
現在の (a)手の込んだ／(v)詳述する 明言する／公表する--as a 妥協 between the two. |
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VANCOUVER (1757-1798)
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Although the considerations adverted to in the
foregoing 一時期／支部, （判決などを）下すd it impracticable to 調査する the
s.w. coast of New Holland to the
extent my wishes first led me to imagine, and 妨げるd our
ascertaining its 境界 and 関係 with, or 分離 from,
先頭 Dieman's Land; yet the （警察などへの）密告，告訴（状） we have acquired, will open
a field to those whose 義務 it may hereafter be to 成し遂げる that
仕事; by shewing, that its s.w.
part may be approached with the greatest safety, as its shores are
bold with 正規の／正選手 soundings to the distance of 8 or 9 leagues; and
by the 発見 of the very excellent harbour in King George the
Third's Sound. Considering therefore its 状況／情勢 and conveniences
as likely to become of 構成要素 importance to those whose 追跡s
may induce them to navigate this and the pacific ocean, it may not
be uninteresting to 詳細（に述べる）, in a more particular manner, the
circumstances that occurred during our visit to a country hitherto
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James Hardy VAUX (fl. 1812)
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This is a dictionary of Australian slang, and the earliest
dictionary of any 肉親，親類d produced in Australia.
With the 最大の deference and 尊敬（する）・点, I beg leave to 服従させる／提出する to
your perusal the に引き続いて sheets. The idea of such a 編集
first 起こる／始まるd in the suggestion of a friend; and however the
主題 may be 非難するd as exceptionable by 狭くする minds, I feel
確信して you 所有する too much liberality of 感情 to 拒絶する
its writer as utterly depraved, because he has acquired an
広範囲にわたる knowledge on a 支配する so 明白に disgraceful. True it
is, that in the course of a chequered and eventful life, I have
intermixed with the most dissolute and unprincipled characters, and
that a natural quickness of conception, and most retentive memory,
have （判決などを）下すd me familiar with their language and system of
操作／手術s.
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Mary Theresa VIDAL (1815-1873)
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Grace made an excellent managing wife. No cottage
was cleaner or more tasty, no meals so 井戸／弁護士席 cooked. No man turned
out so neat and 井戸／弁護士席 dressed as William. The rent was always paid,
and all things 栄えるd. Grace worked hard; but as evening （機の）カム,
she never failed to be at the garden paling to catch the first
look, and if it was 罰金, they had their evening stroll.
No woman, as she afterwards said, was ever half so happy; 式のs for
the blossom which had no root, and which the first wintry 嵐／襲撃する
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Edward Gibbon
WAKEFIELD (1796-1862)
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All that you read in the 作品 of Wentworth and
Cunningham, as to the healthfulness and beauty of the 気候, is
厳密に true. There are scarcely any 病気s but what result
すぐに from intemperance. Dropsy, palsy, and the whole train
of nervous （民事の）告訴s, are ありふれた enough; but then, drunkenness is
the 副／悪徳行為 par excellence of the lower orders; and the better class
of 植民／開拓者s have not learned those habits of temperance which are
ふさわしい to the 気候 of Naples. The two classes often remind me of
English Squires and their grooms, as I used to see them at
Florence, just after the peace; the masters drinking at dinner,
because they were abroad, and after dinner because they were
Englishmen; the servants drinking always, because ワイン and brandy
were cheap. Perhaps a 世代 must pass away before the people
here will 融通する their habits to the 気候, which is that of
Italy, without either malaria or the sirocco. From A Letter from
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Nov. 26.--I had to go up the river 8 miles before I
could get a crossing-place, and last night's rain had made the
ground so 激しい that the horses were much 苦しめるd. I therefore
（軍の）野営地，陣営d as soon as we had crossed. This morning Jemmy Cargara, in
collecting the horses, 設立する Burke's 追跡する returning across the
plain, and going S.S.E. |
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James Backhouse WALKER
(1841-1899)
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The 発見 of Tasmania and New Zealand was no
chance adventure. It was the result of a 安定した 政策. It was the
結果 of the adventurous energy which in the 16th and 17th
centuries created the Dutch 共和国; gave to Holland her 植民地の
Empire; and--not content with her 所有／入手 of the Eastern
群島--sent out her sailors to search for a New world in the
unknown 地域s of the mysterious South. Tasman and Visscher are
but types of the men who won for their country her once proud
position of mistress of the seas. From the Preafe to Abel
Janszoon Tasman: His Life and Voyages. |
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Dorothy WALL (1894-1942)
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The bush was alive with excitement. Mrs Koala had a
brand new baby, and the news spread like wildfire. The kookaburras
in the highest gum-trees heard of it, and laughed and chuckled at
the idea. In and out of their burrows the rabbits （機の）カム scuttling,
their big brown 注目する，もくろむs 開始 wide with wonder as they heard the
news. Over the grass the message went where Mrs Kangaroo was
静かに hopping に向かって her home. She 公正に／かなり leapt in the 空気／公表する with
joy. "I must tell Mr Kangaroo!" she cried and bounded away in 広大な／多数の／重要な
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James Morgan WALSH
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We never felt the 解除する, the Cosmos rose so
lightly from the slips. 絶縁するd from all sound as we were in the
cabin, we heard 非，不，無 of the blare of 出発 either. Only, the
警告 glow of the red bulb above the dial chart on the opposite
塀で囲む told us that New York, the whole American continent indeed,
was 事情に応じて変わる away beneath us. |
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Peter WARBURTON
(1813-1889)
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I was much 悩ますd at my carelessness in not knowing
there was to be a total （太陽，月の）食／失墜 of the moon. I might have been
用意が出来ている to some extent by 率ing my Adelaide timekeeper, and
getting my true time at （軍の）野営地，陣営, and though I had no telescope that
would 公式文書，認める the different 接触するs and 段階s 正確に, I might
have だいたい 訂正するd my longitude. Taken by surprise, when
the （太陽，月の）食／失墜 開始するd, I could get nothing to be 安全に relied
upon, though I tried. It was a splendid sight, and our 見解（をとる） was
perfect. The moon was at its 十分な, and the （太陽，月の）食／失墜 開始するd
すぐに after sundown, 継続している for about two hours, during half of
which time it was total. After an hour the 影をつくる／尾行する began to move
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Big, burly Tom M'Grundy, with the かわき of a
sponge, features of a red, red nose, the heart of an angel, and the
財政上の genius of a Wilkins Micawber--his I. O. U.s and P. N.s
would have covered the Old Man Plain with a pavement of tesselated
indebtedness--drove up to the boats as they were raising steam for
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Thomas WATLING (b. 1762)
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The letters were written to his aunt in Dumfries "giving a
particular account of the 解決／入植地 of New South むちの跡s, with the
customs and manners of the inhabitants."
The 空気／公表する, the sky, the land, are 反対するs 完全に different from
all that a Briton has been accustomed to see before. The sky （疑いを）晴らす
and warm; in the summer very seldom 曇った, or any 煙霧
discernable in the azure; the rains, when we have them, 落ちるing in
激流s, & the clouds すぐに 分散させるing. 雷鳴, as
said, in loud 競うing peals, happening often daily, & always
within every two or three days, at this season of the year.
Eruscations and flashes of 雷, 絶えず 後継するing each
other in quick and 早い succession. The land, an 巨大な forest,
延長するd over a plain country, the 海上の parts of which, are
interspersed with 激しく揺するs, yet covered with venerable majestic trees,
hoary with age, or torn with tempests.--In a word, the 平易な,
自由主義の mind, will be here filled with astonishment, and find much
entertainment from the さまざまな novel 反対するs that every where
現在の themselves.
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Frederick WATSON (1878-1945)
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BY the 任命 of Lachlan Macquarie
as 知事 of New South むちの跡s, the 政府 showed that English
opinion had changed regarding the 資格s 要求するd by the
man who was to 治める and 支配（する）／統制する the 事件／事情／状勢s of the distant
植民地. Macquarie's 前任者s had been 海軍の officers. When
captain William Bligh had been 任命するd at a salary of
&続けざまに猛撃する;2,000 per 年, it had been recognised that the growth and
importance of the 解決／入植地s made it necessary that an officer of
not いっそう少なく than 旗 階級 should 持つ／拘留する the position. The 悲惨な
result of placing a 厳しい, outspoken 海軍の 地位，任命する-captain in the
命令（する） of a 植民地 where the 軍の party was predominant had
been shown in the usurpation of Bligh's 政府. The 任命
of a 軍の 知事 of equal 階級 was 決定するd, and the final
選択 was made of Macquarie. Instead of 存在 accustomed to the
bluff manners of the ４半期/4分の1-deck, Macquarie was courteous and
politic. He had served on the staffs of the earls of Harrington and
Cavan, Sir Robert Abercromby, Sir David Baird, and General James
Stuart, and by experience had acquired the せいにするs necessary for
an (n)役員／(a)執行力のある officer to 避ける 摩擦 and useless
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As I was 再結合させるing her a strange low whirring was
audible, and looking up I saw in a corner of the high-arched roof a
horrible 直面する watching me out of 黒人／ボイコット 狭くする 注目する，もくろむs. I 自白する that
I was very much startled at the apparition, but the next moment
realized what it was. The creature hung with its ugly fleshy wings
延長するd over a grotesque 石／投石する 長，率いる that leered 負かす／撃墜する upon me, its
evil-looking snout 事業／計画（する）ing into the room; it lay perfectly
still, returning me ちらりと見ること for ちらりと見ること, until moved by the repulsion
of its presence I clapped my 手渡すs, and cried loudly; then, slowly
flitting in a circle 一連の会議、交渉／完成する the roof, it 消えるd with a flapping of
wings into some darker corner of the rafters. Mrs Batty was
astounded, and 表明するd surprise that it had managed to 隠す
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Edwin James WELCH
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[a.k.a Alwyn Alverstoke, E.J.W., and Edwin Halstead]
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Both horse and rider were manifestly 疲れた／うんざりした. The scrubby 山の尾根s
and broken gullies, characteristic of the Upper Dawson country of
Queensland, seemed interminable. Over the 山の尾根, longer and more
forbidding than previous ones, the rays of a 急速な／放蕩な-disappearing sun
shed a lustre that made it almost beautiful. The young man on the
flea-bitten grey drew rein mechanically, and muttered an
imprecation. He was dressed bush fashion--slouch hat, Crimean
shirt, serviceable riding pants, and a belt out of which protruded
the 扱う of a murderous-looking revolver. His carriage and
demeanor denoted 関係 at some time or other with one of Her
Majesty's services. He had the 信用／信任 which comes of training
and discipline, and the 無謀な abandon which only 青年 and
excellent health can give. Turning in his saddle, he ちらりと見ることd around
him. "By Jove," he muttered, "this has been a most
trying day. It looks like （軍の）野営地，陣営ing out again, and sleeping with one
注目する，もくろむ open in 事例／患者 of 黒人／ボイコットs."
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Thomas E. WELLS (1782-1833)
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Michael Howe...was born at Pontefract in Yorkshire in the year
1787, and was bound 見習い工 to a merchant 大型船 at 船体; but he
served only two years when he ran away and entered on board a
man-of-war. In the year 1811 he was apprehended for robbing a
miller on the 主要道路, and tried at the York assizes に引き続いて; but
from an informality in the 起訴，告発 the 資本／首都 part of the
告発（する），告訴（する）／料金 was abandoned, and he received 宣告，判決 of seven years
transportation. He arrived at this 解決／入植地 in the ship
Indefatigable, Captain Cross, in the month of October
1812.
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Wililam
Charles WENTWORTH
(1792-1872)
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The animals are, the kangaroo, native dog, (which
is a smaller 種類 of the wolf,) the wombat, bandicoot, kangaroo
ネズミ, opossum, 飛行機で行くing squirrel, 飛行機で行くing fox, etc. etc. There are 非，不，無
of those animals or birds which go by the 指名する of "game" in this
country, except the heron. The hare, pheasant and partridge are
やめる unknown; but there are wild ducks, widgeon, teal, quail,
pigeons, plovers, snipes, etc. etc., with emus, 黒人／ボイコット swans,
cockatoos, parrots, parroquets, and an infinite variety of smaller
birds, which are not 設立する in any other country. In fact, both its
animal and vegetable kingdoms are in a 広大な／多数の／重要な 手段 peculiar to
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John WEST (1809-1873)
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At the 時代 of 発見 by Tasman, 先頭 Diemen's
Land was 住むd. He heard, or thought he heard, the 発言する／表明するs of
people and the sound of a trumpet: he noticed the recently 削減（する）
notches, five feet asunder, on the bark of the trees, and he saw
the smoke of 解雇する／砲火／射撃s. He inferred that they 所有するd some unusual
method of climbing, or that their stature was gigantic. In the
sound, the colonist recognises the 声の cooey of the
aborigines, and learns from the steps "to the birds'
nests," that they then 追跡（する）d the opossum, and 雇うd that
method of ascent, which, for agility and daring has never been
より勝るd. Thus, during more than 150 years, this country was
forgotten; and such were the 限界s of European knowledge, when the
探検隊／遠征隊 of Cook was 派遣（する）d by 広大な／多数の／重要な Britain to 調査する this
半球. No 航海士 brought larger 見解（をとる）s, and a temper more
benevolent, to the 仕事 of 発見. To some nations he opened the
path of civilisation and 宗教: to this race he was the
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WESTGARTH
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Entering Port Phillip on the morning of the 13th
December, 1840, we were wafted quickly up to the 船の停泊地 of
Hobson's Bay on the wings of a strong southerly 微風, whose 冷静な／正味の,
and even 冷淡な, 気温 was to most of us an 予期しない
enjoyment in the middle of an Australian summer. A small boat （機の）カム
to us at the 船の停泊地 含む／封じ込めるing Mr. and Mrs. D.C. McArthur and
others who had friends or relations on board, and who told us that
for some days there had been 過度の heat and a hot 勝利，勝つd, which
had now 反応するd in this southerly 爆破, to go on probably into
強い雨, the country 存在 過度に 乾燥した，日照りの. |
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Charles WHITE
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The 早期に history of bushranging in
Australia will never be written, for the facts have never been
記録，記録的な／記録するd. 限られた／立憲的な though the 植民地 was in extent, its
literature--even its journalism--was still more 限られた／立憲的な. Moreover,
the first men who "took the bush" were neither important
nor 利益／興味ing enough to 得る more than a passing について言及する in
those 知事s' despatches which are our 長，指導者 当局 for
早期に 植民地の history. 借りがあるing to the stringent 軍の 支配する during
the first years of 罪人／有罪を宣告する 解決／入植地, the unknown character of the
country, and the absence of prey in the 形態／調整 of men with money or
other 所有／入手s (the aborigines 存在 the only occupants of the
国／地域 outside the 適切に formed 解決／入植地s), those who were
called bushrangers then were 簡単に men who had broken away from
their ギャング（団）s in the hope of escaping from the 拷問 of 労働
under 政府. The 指名する has been made to carry a very different
meaning since then, 存在 適用するd to men who, some from choice and
some from necessity, 範囲d the bush as freebooters,
"sticking-up" 植民／開拓者s and travellers and 需要・要求するing in
正統派の style "your money or your life."
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26 January, 1788. At ten o'clock the Sirius,
with all the ships, 重さを計るd, and in the evening 錨，総合司会者d in Port
Jackson, with a few trifling 損害賠償金 done to some of them, who had
run foul of each other in working out of Botany Bay. Port Jackson I
believe to be, without exception, the finest and most 広範囲にわたる
harbour in the universe, and at the same time the most 安全な・保証する,
存在 安全な from all the 勝利，勝つd that blow. It is divided into a 広大な／多数の／重要な
number of coves, to which his excellency has given different 指名するs.
That on which the town is to be built, is called Sydney Cove. It is
one of the smallest in the harbour, but the most convenient, as
ships of the greatest 重荷（を負わせる） can with 緩和する go into it, and heave
out の近くに to the shore. Trincomalé, 定評のある to be one
of the best harbours in the world, is by no means to be compared to
it. In a word, Port Jackson would afford 十分な and 安全な
船の停泊地 for all the 海軍s of Europe. The 供給（する） had arrived the
day before, and the 知事, with every person that could be
spared from the ship, were on shore, （疑いを）晴らすing the ground for the
野営. In the evening, when all the ships had 錨，総合司会者d, the
English colours were 陳列する，発揮するd; and at the foot of the 旗-staff
his Majesty's health, and success to the 解決／入植地, was drank by
the 知事, many of the 主要な／長／主犯 officers, and 私的な men who
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William John WILLS
(1834-1861)
- Successful 探検 through the 内部の of
Australia. From the 定期刊行物s and Letters of William John Wills.
Edited by his father, William Wills. This ebook is 利用できる from
the Australian Explorers
定期刊行物s page.
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We proceeded 負かす／撃墜する the creek for seven miles,
crossing a 支店 running to the southward, and followed a native
跡をつける 主要な to that part of the creek where Mr. Burke, Mr. Wills,
and King 野営するd after their 不成功の 試みる／企てる to reach 開始する
Hopeless and the northern 解決／入植地s of South Australia, and where
poor Wills died. We 設立する the two gunyahs 据えるd on a sand-bank
between two waterholes and about a mile from the flat where they
procured nardoo seed, on which they managed to 存在する so long. Poor
Wills's remains we 設立する lying in the wurley in which he died, and
where King, after his return from 捜し出すing for the natives, had
buried him with sand and 急ぐs. From Mr Howitt's
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Thomas Briadwood WILSON
(1792-1843)
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The 完全にする 肩書を与える of this work 供給するs an apt description of
its contents:
"Narrative of a Voyage 一連の会議、交渉／完成する the world comprehending an
account of the 難破させる of the ship "知事 Ready," in
Torres 海峡s; a description of the British 解決／入植地s on the
coasts of New Holland, more 特に Raffles Bay, Melville
Island, Swan River, and King George's Sound; also, the manners and
customs of the Aboriginal Tribes; with an 虫垂, 含む／封じ込めるing
発言／述べるs on transportation, the 治療 of 罪人／有罪を宣告するs during the
voyage, and advice to persons ーするつもりであるing to emigrate to the
Australian 植民地s."
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William Bramwell
WITHERS (1823-1913)
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This little History, in eight 一時期／支部s, only
touches a few of the more 目だつ 出来事/事件s connected with
pastoral 解決／入植地 and the gold 発見 in the Ballarat
地区. The compiler has seen the growth of the town from a mere
collection of canvas テントs の中で the trees and on the grassy slopes
and flats of the wild bush to its 現在の 条件. いっそう少なく than 20
years ago there was not a house where now stands this 豊富な 地雷
and farm-girdled city, whose 全住民 is nearly equal to the
部隊d 全住民s of Oxford and Cambridge, and 越えるing by
several thousands the 部隊d 全住民s of the cities of
Winchester, Canterbury, Salisbury, and Lichfield at the time of the
gold 発見. This is one of the truths which are magnificently
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John G WITHNELL
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The 反対する of this work is to 保存する, before
civilization has made them obsolete, the traditions and customs of
the aboriginal natives of the North-West of Western
Australia--特に those of the Pilbarra 地区--as
正確に as possible, based upon 上向きs of twenty years'
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George WITTON (1874-1942)
Harry "Breaker" Morant is covered at Perry Middlemiss'
Literature 場所／位置
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I have not 試みる／企てるd to defend the doings of the ill-starred
Bushveldt Carbineers, or the 政策 of those who 雇うd them.
The methods of 取引，協定ing with 囚人s, which have been 単独で
せいにするd to that 軍団, were in active 操作／手術 before the
いわゆる "Australian" officers went to the Spelonken 地区--a
fact which the English 圧力（をかける）, and a large section of the Australian
圧力（をかける）, systematically ignored.
When I arrived in Australia, I 設立する that the grossest
misrepresentations had been made by those まず第一に／本来 責任がある
the manner of the 戦争 which "staggered humanity," and that they
had 後継するd in linking the 指名する of Australia with the most 悲劇の
and 嫌悪すべき 出来事/事件s connected with a mercenary and inglorious
war.
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George Arnold WOOD
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The story may begin in a Greek Utopia, written by
an author 指名するd Theopompus about 350 B.C.
"At length in 過程 of talk Selenus told Midas of 確かな
islands 指名するd Europia, Asia, and Libia, which the Ocean Sea
circumscribeth and compasseth 一連の会議、交渉／完成する about; and that without this
world there is a continent or 小包 of 乾燥した，日照りの land which in greatness
is infinite and immeasurable"; and he told of its "green
meadows and pasture 陰謀（を企てる）s," its "big and mighty
beasts," its gigantic men, who, "in the same 気候
越える the stature of us twice," its "many and divers
cities, its 法律s and 法令／条例s clean contrary to ours."
[From: The 発見 of Australia]
[From these 初期の words 支持を得ようと努めるd takes us on a voyage of 発見
through the centuries. This 最高潮に達するs in Cook's 上陸 on the
east coast of Australia and Flinders' mapping of the
continent.]
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George B WORGAN (1757-1838)
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I think I hear You 説, "Where the D--ce is
Sydney Cove Port Jackson"? and see You whirling the Letter about to
find out the the 指名する of the Scribe: Perhaps You have taken up
Salmons Gazetteer, if so, pray spare your 労働, and …に出席する to Me
for half an Hour--We sailed from the Cape of Good Hope on the 12th
of November 1787-- As that was the last civilized Country We should
touch at, in our Passage to Botany Bay We 供給するd ourselves with
every Article, necessary for the forming a civilized 植民地, Live
在庫／株, consisting of Bulls, Cows, Horses 損なうs, Colts, Sheep, Hogs,
Goats Fowls and other living Creatures by Pairs. We likewise,
procured a 広大な Number of 工場／植物s, Seeds & other Garden
articles, such, as Orange, Lime, Lemon, Quince Apple, Pear Trees,
in a Word, every Vegetable 生産／産物 that the Cape afforded. Thus
Equipped, each Ship like another Noah's Ark, away we steered for
Botany Bay, and after a tolerably pleasant Voyage of 10 Weeks &
2 Days Governour Phillip, had the Satisfaction to see the whole of
his little (n)艦隊／(a)素早い 安全な at 錨，総合司会者 in the said Bay. |
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