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The following is Warrup's account of his journey with Mr.Roe in search of the party left by me under Mr.Walker.

(See above.): 1st day.
At Dundalup we ate fish; then onwards, onwards, onwards, till we slept at Neerroba.
2nd day.
Onwards, onwards, till we reached Nowergoop, where the horses drank water; then onwards, onwards, onwards, until Manbabee, where we ate flesh and bread.

Onwards, onwards, onwards, until Yungee, where we shot ducks, and the horses drank water.

Onwards, onwards, onwards, onwards, to Boongarrup, where we slept one sleep.
3rd day.
Onwards through a forest, onwards through a forest, onwards through a forest.

We slept at Neergammy, a pleasant resting-place; the land was good, the herbage good; pleasant was our resting-place, and our hut was good.
4th day.
Onwards, onwards, onwards, we entered a woody country.