Two Expeditions Into the Interior of Southern Australia — Complete
Two Expeditions Into the Interior of Southern Australia — Complete
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He cameto another large river, the Keindur, which again took him N. W. Hetravelled 400 miles down it, when he observed a large stream joining itupon its left bank, which he supposed to be the Gnamoi. The river he wasupon was broad and navigable. It flowed through a level country with adead current and muddy water, and spread into frequent lakes. He foundthat it ultimately discharged itself into the sea, but was uncertain atwhat distance from its sources. He was positive he never travelled to th...eSOUTHWARD OF WEST. He ascended a hill near the sea, and observed an islandin the distance, from which, the natives informed him, a race oflight-coloured men came in large canoes for a scented wood; but havingfailed in the immediate object of his journey, he was eventually obligedto return.
MAJOR MITCHELL'S REPORT.
The following official report of Major Mitchell will sufficiently pointout the incorrectness of the preceding statement. It is most probable thatBarber merely told that which he had heard from the natives, and thathaving a more than ordinary share of cunning, he made up a story upontheir vague and uncertain accounts, in hopes that it would benefit him, as in truth it did.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He cameto another large river, the Keindur, which again took him N. W. Hetravelled 400 miles down it, when he observed a large stream joining itupon its left bank, which he supposed to be the Gnamoi. The river he wasupon was broad and navigable. It flowed through a level country with adead current and muddy water, and spread into frequent lakes. He foundthat it ultimately discharged itself into the sea, but was uncertain atwhat distance from its sources. He was positive he never travelled to th...eSOUTHWARD OF WEST. He ascended a hill near the sea, and observed an islandin the distance, from which, the natives informed him, a race oflight-coloured men came in large canoes for a scented wood; but havingfailed in the immediate object of his journey, he was eventually obligedto return.
MAJOR MITCHELL'S REPORT.
The following official report of Major Mitchell will sufficiently pointout the incorrectness of the preceding statement. It is most probable thatBarber merely told that which he had heard from the natives, and thathaving a more than ordinary share of cunning, he made up a story upontheir vague and uncertain accounts, in hopes that it would benefit him, as in truth it did.
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