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More Australian Legendary Tales

The present series of legends have all been collected by myself from the Blacks, as were the previous ones. But in this instance, I had much help given to me by friends, who either told or sent me scraps of legends they themselves had seen or heard. On receiving any such I immediately made inquiries amongst the Blacks, and I was often enabled to complete the scraps, gaining through their hints a whole legend.

Year of Publication: 1898Genres: Social Science (Culture & Anthropology),*Non-fiction

Running Time: 03 hours 22 minutes 53 seconds(25 chapters)

Language: EnglishRead by: Beeswaxcandle, CooperWatmough, Matt Stiner

#	Chapter Name
	Preface and Introduction Beeswaxcandle	22:54
	The Crane and the Crow CooperWatmough	2:36
	Beereeun the Magic Maker CooperWatmough	16:38
	Boorah the Kangaroo and Dinewan the Emu CooperWatmough	3:12
	Gheeger Gheeger the Cold West Wind Aakarsh Garg	8:01
	Bilber and Mayrah Matt Stiner	3:52
	Bralgah the Dancing Bird Keren Smithies	11:29
	How the Sun was Made Availle	4:08
	Sturt's Desert Pea, The Blood Flower Beeswaxcandle	12:57
	Iiggiebillah the Porcupine Matt Stiner	3:20
	Gayardaree the Platypus Matt Stiner	7:47
	How Mungghee, or Mussels were brought to the Creeks Beeswaxcandle	5:28
	Wurrunnah's trip to the Sea Beeswaxcandle	9:44
	Walloobahl the Bark Lizard Kerry Adams	4:50
	Goolayyahlee the Pelican prajak	7:16
	Mungoongarlee the Igguana and Ouyouboolooey the Black Snake Keren Smithies	11:11
	Wayambeh the Turtle and Woggoon the Turkey prajak	9:33
	Where the Frost comes From Beeswaxcandle	4:49
	Burburr the Giant Brown and Yellow Snake Kerry Adams	7:16
	The Youayah Mayamah, or Stone Frogs Beeswaxcandle	8:06
	A Legend of the Flowers prajak	10:26
	The Frog Heralds of the Flood Kerry Adams	5:23
	Eerin, the Small Grey Owl Beeswaxcandle	9:37
	The Legend of Nar-oong-owie, the Sacred Island Aakarsh Garg	4:23
	Glossary Beeswaxcandle	7:57