Notebook 01: Aboriginal vocabularies obtained by C. J. McMaster, transcribed from his notebooks by W. Dixson, June 1929 - Page 49

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Come along Ki lalee, ke'kupa
? more Name-lecka
Eat it Jugga
Gave [?] - ? Altore reha
Long ? ? Cullam gulong
Shout again Jungal. maloo
Sit down Wannal
Take it Mawna, Mar-ra, Mutlama
Tell you you Indole-we-ah
Throw it away Gow-way
?-it-? Atlore wing lung hire
Where are you Wamung-ganni-tee
    "         "     "   Going Wamcleniugalee[?]-hoowine

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