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"
I
was
returning
to
my
tribe
in
the
Lachlan
,
"
he
replied
.
"
I
wished
to
see
my
family
again
.
"
"
Are
they
Australians
?
"
inquired
John
Mangles
.
"
Yes
,
Australians
of
the
Lachlan
,
"
replied
Toline
.
"
Have
you
a
father
and
mother
?
"
said
Robert
Grant
.
"
Yes
,
my
brother
,
"
replied
Toline
,
holding
out
his
hand
to
little
Grant
.
Robert
was
so
touched
by
the
word
brother
that
he
kissed
the
black
child
,
and
they
were
friends
forthwith
.
The
whole
party
were
so
interested
in
these
replies
of
the
little
Australian
savage
that
they
all
sat
round
him
in
a
listening
group
.
But
the
sun
had
meantime
sunk
behind
the
tall
trees
,
and
as
a
few
miles
would
not
greatly
retard
their
progress
,
and
the
spot
they
were
in
would
be
suitable
for
a
halt
,
Glenarvan
gave
orders
to
prepare
their
camp
for
the
night
at
once
.
Ayrton
unfastened
the
bullocks
and
turned
them
out
to
feed
at
will
.
The
tent
was
pitched
,
and
Olbinett
got
the
supper
ready
.
Toline
consented
,
after
some
difficulty
,
to
share
it
,
though
he
was
hungry
enough
.
He
took
his
seat
beside
Robert
,
who
chose
out
all
the
titbits
for
his
new
friend
.
Toline
accepted
them
with
a
shy
grace
that
was
very
charming
.
The
conversation
with
him
,
however
,
was
still
kept
up
,
for
everyone
felt
an
interest
in
the
child
,
and
wanted
to
talk
to
him
and
hear
his
history
.
It
was
simple
enough
.
He
was
one
of
the
poor
native
children
confided
to
the
care
of
charitable
societies
by
the
neighboring
tribes
.
The
Australian
aborigines
are
gentle
and
inoffensive
,
never
exhibiting
the
fierce
hatred
toward
their
conquerors
which
characterizes
the
New
Zealanders
,
and
possibly
a
few
of
the
races
of
Northern
Australia
.
They
often
go
to
the
large
towns
,
such
as
Adelaide
,
Sydney
and
Melbourne
,
and
walk
about
in
very
primitive
costume
.
They
go
to
barter
their
few
articles
of
industry
,
hunting
and
fishing
implements
,
weapons
,
etc.
,
and
some
of
the
chiefs
,
from
pecuniary
motives
,
no
doubt
,
willingly
leave
their
children
to
profit
by
the
advantages
of
a
gratuitous
education
in
English
.
V.
IV
Verne
This
was
how
Toline
's
parents
had
acted
.
They
were
true
Australian
savages
living
in
the
Lachlan
,
a
vast
region
lying
beyond
the
Murray
.
