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bularr is 2, and the words for one and three

differ as much from wakol, mal, kunnar (all meaning

one) + from ngoro, guliba, muddan all meaning three)

as these words differ one from another.   That is to say,

in going along 1200 miles of the Coast and far  

into the interior we find always 2 represented

by bular,- with the slight variations of budla and

buloara.   While the words for one and for three are  

totally different.   Among the few {root?} words

which are found North, East, South, and West, are

the pronouns of the first and second person.   The words for he

and she differ as much as those for one and three;

but the words for I, thou, we and you are the  

same with slight variations all over Australia.

For instance I is  at Newcastle "Ngatoa", on  

the Namoi "Ngaia" at Moreton and Wide Bay Ngai, ai,  

ngutta, ngatti;   in South Australia Ngaii;   in S.W. Australia

ngnya or ngadjo.       We is in these places

ng{e}en, ng{e}ane, ngadlu, nganeel.

Thou is ngintoa, nginda, nginta, or inta.

S.W. Australia {Nginnee}.   Ninna.

The pronouns of the third person differ widely.

he is {bountoa}, {ngersua}, unda.

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