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Explorations in Australia

CHAPTER 6
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On the other side there is Howitt and his party finding King, the sole survivor of Burke's party, among a number of black fellows, with whom he had been living for several weeks--the black fellows looking aghast at the relief party.

Several times afterwards, during my stay in Melbourne, I went to look at this monument, and it always sent a thrill through my very soul.

(Cheers.) Gentlemen, in conclusion, I must again express my gratitude for the kind manner in which you have received me and the members of my party back amongst you.

My only consolation, in the face of the ovations I have received, is that we all tried to do our very best.

(Cheers.) As to the vote of the Legislature, alluded to by your chairman, while I thank him heartily for his liberal spirit, I assure you I am very well satisfied indeed.


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