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The Euahlayi Tribe

CHAPTER XVI
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If these whirl near the house they smother everything with debris and dust.
The Black-but-Comelys say, as they clear the dirt away: 'I wish whoever in this house those boolees are after would go out when they come, not let 'em hunt after 'em here and make this mess.' The Wurrawilberos chiefly animate these.

But sometimes the wirreenuns use whirlwinds as mediums of transit for their Mullee Mullees, or dream spirits, sent in pursuit of some enemy, to capture a woman, or incarnate child spirit; women dread boolees, more even than men, on this account.

Great wirreenuns are said to get rid of evil spirits by eating the form in which they appear.

I'm sure we all swallowed a good share of the dust devils, but still they came; evidently we were not wizards or witches.
The plain of Weawarra is haunted.

Once long ago there was a fight there.


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