Queensland the Field for British Labour And Enterprise And the Source of Engla
Queensland the Field for British Labour And Enterprise And the Source of Engla
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"We talked about various things, chiefly about where they had been, what they had seen, and what they could do. Only one young man had the least gHmmering of anything spmtual or rehgious, or showed the least desire to know anything higher than them- selves. This person, I was told, would sometimes pu. T a question regarding the Maker of white men, and the rivers, and the kangaroos, and the thunder ; and he had come to understand that drinking, and swearing, and steahng were ofiensive to the Goo...d One. My opinion is, jfrom all that I have seen, that minds of a sanguine natui'e, who have sj)oken or written on the subject of the aborigines of North Australia, have attributed to them more notions of spiritual things than they really pos- sess. It is very sad, but is notwithstanding a fact, account for it as we may, and abuse it though some do. My friend, willing to give me as much insight of their cha- racters, and habits, and notions as possible, drew them out into conversation. One fellow, with a cowardly look, although he was a great boaster, and whom I had seen making spears and waddies the day before, desired him to tell white fellow (myseK) that those weapons I had seen him making were intended to kill certain men of another tribe ; and he poised the weapon the while, with the utmost grace, to show me how he should effect his pui-pose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We talked about various things, chiefly about where they had been, what they had seen, and what they could do. Only one young man had the least gHmmering of anything spmtual or rehgious, or showed the least desire to know anything higher than them- selves. This person, I was told, would sometimes pu. T a question regarding the Maker of white men, and the rivers, and the kangaroos, and the thunder ; and he had come to understand that drinking, and swearing, and steahng were ofiensive to the Goo...d One. My opinion is, jfrom all that I have seen, that minds of a sanguine natui'e, who have sj)oken or written on the subject of the aborigines of North Australia, have attributed to them more notions of spiritual things than they really pos- sess. It is very sad, but is notwithstanding a fact, account for it as we may, and abuse it though some do. My friend, willing to give me as much insight of their cha- racters, and habits, and notions as possible, drew them out into conversation. One fellow, with a cowardly look, although he was a great boaster, and whom I had seen making spears and waddies the day before, desired him to tell white fellow (myseK) that those weapons I had seen him making were intended to kill certain men of another tribe ; and he poised the weapon the while, with the utmost grace, to show me how he should effect his pui-pose.
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