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Title
More Australian legendary tales
Author
K. Langloh Parker
Illustrator
Tommy McRae
Year
1898
Publisher
Melville, Mullen & Slade
Location
Melbourne
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djvu
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Contents
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Preface
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Introduction
, BY ANDREW LANG, M.A.
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The Crane and the Crow
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Beereeun the Mirage Maker
3
Bohrah the Kangaroo and Dinewan the Emu
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Gheeger Gheeger, the Cold West Wind
15
Bilber and Mayrah
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Brälgah the Dancing Bird
21
How the Sun was Made
28
Sturt's Desert Pea, the Blood Flower
31
Piggiebillah the Porcupine
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Gayardaree the Platypus
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How Mungghee, or Mussels, were brought to the Creeks
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Wurrunnah's Trip to the Sea
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Walloobahl the Bark Lizard
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Goolayyahlee the Pelican
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Mungoongarlee the Iguana and Ouyouboolooey the Black Snake
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Wayambeh the Turtle and Woggoon the Turkey
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Where the Frost Comes From
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Eubburr the Giant Brown and Yellow Snake
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The Youayah Mayamah, or Stone Frogs
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A Legend of the Flowers
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The Frog Heralds of the Flood
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Eerin, the Small Grey Owl
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The Legend of Nar-oong-owie, the Sacred Island
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Glossary
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