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Tea, n. ,are all words of this description, supposed by the natives [ofQueensland] to be English words, and by the Europeans to beaboriginal words of the language of that district. Rolf Boldrewood, `A Sydney-side Saxon,' p. Its peculiarhabit--to which it owes its name and fame--is for the main stemto assume a horizontal and drooping position

`Truth' (Sydney), Jan. 127: It was on this range (Lat. Mundy, `Our Antipodes' (edition 1855), p. ' `What?' `Thelast,' with that lusty laugh, which, though it might betray `avacant mind,' comes from a very healthy organism.