Mitchell, `Three Expeditions,' p. Ithad a tremendous-sized head, and its mouth somewhat resembledthe beak of a very large bird. 2: The immense extent of gum-trees stretches indefinitely,blotting out the conception of anything but its ownlightly-timbered pasture. ' It should be understoodthat this is the name of a county containing several postaldistricts, and correspondents should be more specific in theiraddresses.
45: For they waddied one another, till the plain was strewn with dead, While the score was kept so even that they neither got ahead. Seaside Glumeless G. redunca, Schau. 214: Did my reader ever hear of the Bunyip (fearful name to theaboriginal native!) a sort of `half-horse, half-alligator,'haunting the wide rushy swamps and lagoons of the interior? 1859.
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