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A "BLACKFELLOW" AND HIS FAMILY SETTLED DOWN TO FARMING LIFE
The man lives on a farm by Marra Creek in New South Wales, and works,
for strong drink, with white men in the construction of a barrage.
But look at the miserable shelter of branches and grass, in which he
lives with his wife and three children. A century's intercourse with
white Australians has not taught the aborigines (generally, but wrongly,
called blackfellows) a better way of building
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