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4328	Sturt, Charles	Two Expeditions into the Interior of Southern Australia — Volume I			.txt	text/plain	74165	3322	71	depositions, a great extent of country along the banks of every river mid-day we passed a small creek, at which the cattle were watered; and that the waters of the river being so small in body, excepting in times it as a river, and at the same time to supply with water the vast country--Oxley's Table Land--D'Urban's Group--Continue our journey down country--Oxley's Table Land--D'Urban's Group--Continue our journey down and struck away from the river into the plains, while the natives went passed a small dry creek, that evidently lays the country under water banks of the river, we should have had a constant supply of water, but General remarks--Result of the expedition--Previous anticipations--Mr. Oxley's remarks--Character of the Rivers flowing westerly--Mr. Cunningham's remarks--Fall of the Macquarie--Mr. Oxley's erroneous General remarks--Result of the expedition--Previous anticipations--Mr. Oxley's remarks--Character of the Rivers flowing westerly--Mr. Cunningham's remarks--Fall of the Macquarie--Mr. Oxley's erroneous journey, he left this river, traversed the country northwards, and	./cache/4328.txt	./txt/4328.txt