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1
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Joe who is absorbed in the special centenary edition of the western mail

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David and Cissie play cricket with a home made bat and ball

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3
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Woolah! Don Bradman

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David

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Stupid bloody blackfellas

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Jimmy

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Cause them bastards took our country

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Jimmy

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He nicks his finger with the axe and watches the blood drip to the ground

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It’s all the money I got

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Milly

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We got no meat for dinner or supper

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Milly

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9
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Not abos or half casts?

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Sergeant

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10
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You’ve been seen hangin’ about with the natives

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Sergeant to frank brown

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11
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I can’t even raise a train fare to Perth to go see them

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Frank brown

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12
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Natives best kept to keep to themselves

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Sergeant

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13
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Claims he wouldn’t be able to go out and leave his wife home alone at night

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Neville about mr smith

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14
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How you been keepin’, Granny?

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Sergeant

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15
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More better then the white mans flour

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Gran

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16
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Wetjala cut all the trees down

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Gran

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17
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What am I gonna wash with? How can I keep my kids clean and sen ‘em to school?

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Milly

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18
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No, Granny, you still get your stick of nigger twist

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Sergeant

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19
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Well, they’ll have to work if you want luxury items like soap

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Sergeant to gran

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You wait till brother Jimmy hears about this no soap business. He’ll make you fellas jump

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Milly

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21
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If he comes arguing here I’ll make him jump: straight inside

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Sergeant about Jimmy

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22
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I’m a great believer that if you provide the native the basic accountrements of civilisation you’re half way to civilising him

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Neville

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23
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He’s our friend

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Jimmy about frank

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Don’t worry about sergeant, I’ll give him a piece of my mind

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Jimmy

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25
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Jimmy produces turnips from his pocket

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26
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Aw, drinkin, fightin and snowdroppin

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Jimmy

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27
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In the church too

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Gran about Sam and Milly’s marriage

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28
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You know we’re not allowed up in town

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Jimmy

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29
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She takes her wahna sticks and gives them both a solid poke in the ribs. They seperate and get up, reluctantly

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30
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He ain’t sick in the chest, he’s sick in the bloody head

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Sam

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31
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I could blow the sergeants head off with a three-oh-three at six hundred, bloody oath

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Jimmy

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32
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One shit bucket, add it to the charge sheet

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Sergeant

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33
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Serge, I’ll sing you a song. I’ll sing you a hymn, if you like

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34
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The roped off section for blackfellas

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Jimmy

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35
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JP, a local cocky, who sits at the bench

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36
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I’ve got to get to a bank auction

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JP

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37
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What’s-his-name

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JP about Sam

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38
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All right, get on with it

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JP

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39
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He was a real mate to me

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Frank brown

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40
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Shut up you bloody idiot

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JP

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41
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He stands

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42
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Mr Neville! I wanna see you

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Jimmy

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43
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You can wait around the back and you’ll be attended to in due course

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Neville

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44
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All right, I’ll mention it to him

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Miss Dunn to Jimmy

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45
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There’s a native outside

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Miss Dunn to Neville

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46
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Niggers department

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Constable

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47
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My girls in ‘ospital with ‘Monia and pleurisy

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Milly

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48
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Her name mrs millimurra. Proper church married

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Gran

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49
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In future, no meat is included in rations

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Sergeant

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50
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There’s a bloody depression on

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Sergeant

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51
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An you’re supposed to be native ‘tector

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Gran

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52
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Should put a pinch of strychnine in the flour

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Constable

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53
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Too late to adopt the Tasmanian solution

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Sergeant

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54
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Native protector, couldn’t protect my dog from fleas

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Jimmy

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55
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It’s been decided to transfer the entire native population to the Moore river settlement

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Neville

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56
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I’ll attend to the dogs when I clean up the camp

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Sergeant

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57
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All the best for Christmas

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Sergeant

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58
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He’s gunna get rida the blackfellas

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Jimmy

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59
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I ain’t goin’ on no train. I’m goin’ with Sam and Milly. You’re not Makin’ me go on no train

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Gran

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60
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I ain’t goin’ on no train. You can put me in gaol if you want to

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Gran

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61
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With a police bullet

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Jimmy talking about the dogs

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62
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You ain’t polite man, you just a black tracker

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Gran to Billy

63
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No, I’m sure there’s not. I just want to check

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Matron

64
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You did a very good job, Granny

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Matron

65
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Black crow

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David

66
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I don’t like mister Neal. He scares me

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Mary

67
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I don’t like the way he looks at me

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Mary about mr Neal

68
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He’s always hangin’ around where the girls are workin’; in the cookhouse, in the sewin’ room. And he’s always carryin’ that cat-o-nine tails and he’ll use it, too

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Mary about Neal

69
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The boss’s son used to belt her up, and, you know, force her

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Mary

70
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I don’t like you… I love you

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Joe to Mary

71
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Come off it, you know that quarantine camp is a load of bullshit, so don’t try and tip it over me

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Jimmy

72
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Are you telling me out of eighty nine dumped on me, only four of them have got the bloody disease

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Neal

73
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Good god, woman, what’s the bloody game?

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Neal to matron

74
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Finish, kill ‘em. Big mob, 1926, kill ‘em big mob my country

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Billy

75
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Big mob politjmans, and big mob from stations and shoot ‘em

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Billy

76
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When mr Neal sends a girl to his work at the hospital, it usually means…. that he wants that girl… for himself… everyone know, even the wetjalas

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Mary

77
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We’re doin this tonight, right this fuckin minute

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Joe

78
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I’m not stayin here to listen to you gloat all bloody day

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Neal to matron

79
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I think she was scared of the living

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Matron to Neal

80
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That one dargarru, my countryman

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Billy

81
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Mary jumps up and begins to vomit. Joe supports her. A magpie warbles

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82
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She’s comin with me

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Joe about me

83
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Mitjer Neal says she gotta come back

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Billy about Mary

84
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Which-way-was-the-train-going?

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Neal to Billy

85
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You blithering Stone Age idiot!

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Neal to Billy

86
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You bloody fool of a man!

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Neal to Billy

87
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Desperately, almost in tears

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Stage directions about Billy wanting out of handcuffs

88
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You bloody incompetent savage

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Neal to Billy

89
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I can’t see anything funny about this

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Neal

90
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It’ll never be over!

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Joe

91
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We’re simply following orders

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Sergeant

92
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Since all the natives have shifted out

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Sergeant

93
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We never shifted out, we was booted out

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Joe

94
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Dargurru’s a minor, and millimurra’s guilty of absconding with her: it carries a mandatory six months

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Neville

95
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Darg… something

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Sergeant

96
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A waste of bloody time, like the bloody referendum; they’ll just stick it in some government filing cabinet and forget about it

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Sergeant

97
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Listen, you cheeky bla-

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Constable

98
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Why are youse worryin’ about us now? We been back in Northam for nearly two months

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Joe

99
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Hold out your hands

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Constable

100
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He didn’t want any other king

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Sister Eileen

101
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Billy belts David on the legs with his whip

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102
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She jumps up and picks up a stone, and runs to David

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103
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Billy, but we don’t hit people to make them do gods will

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Sister Eileen

104
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Just remember, that girl is pregnant, and unwell

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Matron to Neal

105
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Don’t go walkabout

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Neal

106
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I don’t want to work in the hospital

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Mary

107
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I don’t care. You can belt me if you like, I’m not workin’ in the hospital

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Mary

108
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Go to hell!

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Mary to Neal

109
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What-did-you-say?

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Neal to Mary

110
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Well I’m going to unlearn you

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Neal to Mary

111
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Neal grabs her. Billy holds her outstretched over a pile of flour bags. Neal raises the cat-o-nine tails. Blackout. A scream

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112
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Milly carefully lifts the back of Mary’s Galatea blouse to reveal huge welts

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113
Q

The bastard. I’ll kill him

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Jimmy to Neal

114
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I’m not goin’ to no hospital. I’ll die first

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Mary

115
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Gave it to him, not give

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Cissie

116
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F-u-c-k-f-a-c-e gets it

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Cissie

117
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I love you and I think of you day and night

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Joe in letter to Mary

118
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A little knowledge is a dangerous thing

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Neal

119
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There’s enough troublemakers without giving them ideas

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Neal

120
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Neville rises. The whites clap while the aborigines remain silent

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121
Q

Today we are gathered to celebrate the birth of this nation of Australia one hundred and forty six years ago at Sydney cove in the Eastern states

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Neville

122
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There is a happy land,
Far, far away.
No sugar in our tea,
Bread and butter we never see.
That's why we're gradually 
Fading away.
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Aboriginal community

123
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Never in my life have I witnessed such a disgraceful exhibition

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Neville

124
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There will be no privelleges from now on

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Neville

125
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You come an’ eat supper with us, tonight, right? Bread and drippin’ and black tea. Are you game to try it?

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Jimmy to Neville

126
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Nothin’ to do with bloody scabies. And that’s why we got dragged ‘ere, so them wetjalas vote for him

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Jimmy

127
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Jimmy is left alone. Shouting

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128
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So he could have a nice, white little town, white little fuckin’ town.

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Jimmy

129
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Jimmy runs out of breath, heaves and clutches his chest. Sam catches him as he collapses, clutching at the flagpole. The official party continues to sing ‘ god save the king ‘. Jimmys family rushes to him

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130
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Ah! He’s only fainted

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Neal

131
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Matron and the millummurra’s exit with Billy and bluey. Neville and Neal exit in the other direction. Sister Eileen remains underuse which way to go

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132
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And don’t you go wrappin’ him up in the gubmet blanket. You put him in a proper box

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Milly

133
Q

You’re scared at what he’ll do when he gets out

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Milly

134
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I couldn’t agree more. Seems to be happening frequently in this office lately

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Matron

135
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More better then Johnsons baby powder, eh?

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Gran

136
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Go and hide him… don’t let matron take him away

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Mary

137
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I only want to help

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Matron to Mary

138
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Don’t need powder, use me own

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Gran

139
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Gran seems to have aged suddenly

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140
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Joe enters carrying a sugar bag

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141
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Joe wears a yellow shirt and black plants

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142
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I wanna call him Jimmy

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Joe

143
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She ties yellow and red ribbons in her hair

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144
Q

Wages. Earned a few bob and they give it to me when I get out. Not like this place

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Joe

145
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I’m gunna kick his teeth down his fuckin’ throat

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Joe

146
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Please think of baby and me. He’ll put you in gaol again

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Mary

147
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Witness.

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Neal

148
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You can understand this?

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Neal to Billy

149
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Gawd, you wetjalas funny fellas

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Joe

150
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Coz the bastards scared of us

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Joe

151
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He hands him his whip

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152
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Take it, it’s a gift

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Mary

153
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Comin boss

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Billy

154
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Magpies squawk. Gran begins to sing. They farewell each member of the family, then walk off into the distance

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