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-- Turnix castanotus, Gould. ]Hump, to, v. 22: A draft of out-lying cattle rose and galloped off. 93: Busy colonies of ants (which everywhere infest thecountry).

The word has been explained as of convict origin,that the rags were used to soothe the galling of fetters; See Humpy and Gibber. Maiden, `useful Native Plants,' p. 67: The Spaniard (spear-grass or bayonet-grass) `piked us intilthe bane,' and I assure you we were hard set to make anyheadway at all.