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Updated: May 21, 2025
His masterpiece is not original. Indeed he claims no title to the gifts of a composer. "Jacky," a Mackay boy, taught Mickie his favourite romance, and it came to Jacky in a dream. Mickie explains "Cousin alonga that fella die. Jacky go to sleep. That fella dead man all a same like debil-debil come close up and tell 'em corrobboree close up ear belonga Jacky." "What that debil-debil say?"
When go down, groun' close up himself, like winda. My word, me fright. Me shake. One good fella nice gin come up. Sargen' say 'You go corrobboree dance along that fella. Me say 'We go home now, me fright. We want go alonga town. This no good place. Sargen' laugh little bit. He say 'No, my boy, you no fright. All right here. You dance alonga that fella gin good nice gin. Me go up.
That one me call 'em dooey-dooey all a same shubel-nose shark, like that fella you bin shoot longa lagoon. Two fella, more big, come close up behind dooey-dooey, two fella black boy. Black boys bin fishing alonga reef close up alonga where red mark, alonga Cape Marlow you know. They bin sit down alonga canoe. Bi'mby spear 'em that dooey-dooey beeg fella, my word!
"Car-ee come 'long too." "No," said Carey; "I'll stop here." "Car-ee come. Doc-tor farss 'sleep. Big Dan brokum. Sit alonga long time. Baal fetch um too much drinking grog. Old man no good." "Go along with Bob." "Go alonga Cookie now?" "Yes, and he'll give you plenty." "Plenty eat. Jackum come back soon."
My word, that fella sing out sing out sing out. Mr Limsee belt him more. All time he sing out. Bi'mby let 'em go. He bad fella boy that altogether. We fella go home along camp. Mr Limsee feel 'em sore tchoulder. Nex' day that boy very tchausey fella come up along camp. He say 'Me want fight that fella Cap'n. Cap'n come up. That fella catch 'em, Cap'n tchuk him hard alonga ground.
"Then with me you come alonga. I will translate you the city shoppia, pallass w'at you like. Also I am not dear man neither. In the season yes. Then I am very dear. But now is nobody." "What does your time cost to buy?" demanded poppa. "Very cheap price. Two francs one hour. Ten francs one day.
George "Ah! me like see 'em kill alonga head. Finish 'em one time. Danger nebber dead." Whether George wished to enforce the opinion that in battle nothing short of death was glorious, or that Tom though wounded was still valorous and would live to fight again, was not clear, but "Danger nebber dead," probably represents the only aboriginal aphorism extant. George is not the least superstitious.
To that holy orgy he rode on a donkey. So miraculous was the chief event of the journey that it is due to Hamed that his own uncoloured version should be given. "So hot the sun of my country you carn ride about alonga a day. Every time you trabel alonga night sit down daytime. We start. We ride all night. I ride alonga dunkee. Sit down one day, ride night time. Dunkee he no go quick very slow.
All a time that boy sing out, 'Pull out spear. Bi'mby Billy come back. He very sorry. He say 'Me no wan' spear you. Me no look out you. Me wan' catch 'em wallaby. That boy say, 'All ri, Billy. You good mate belonga me. Three days that spear inside yet. Me come alonga camp. That boy look 'em all ri'. Me say 'Me very sorry. Me think you dead now. He say 'Me no dead.
Get up; tchuk him two time. Head go close up alonga stone. Two fella wrastle all about long time. Cap'n strong fella. That boy more strong. Knock 'em about like anything. Bi'mby come back he have spear three wire spear long handle. Tchuk 'em spear. Catch 'em Cap'n longa side here. Wire come out nother side here. He carn stay tumble down. Good boy that; my mate long time.
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