 | George Gordon Byron Baron Byron - 1843 - 648 sider
...uttered. Their colour is of a dull black; their skin scarified about the breast and shoulders. One was distinguished by his body being coloured with...ochre, but all the others were painted black, with a kmd of soot, so thickly laid over their faces and shoulders, that it was difficult to ascertain what... | |
 | George Gordon Byron Baron Byron - 1854 - 1126 sider
...their skin scarified about the breast and shoulders. One was distinguished by his body being colored with red ochre, but all the others were painted black, with a kind of soot, so thickly laid over their faces and shoulders, that it was "difficult to ascertain what they were... | |
 | George Gordon Byron Baron Byron - 1856 - 833 sider
...of a dull black; their skin scarified about the breast and shoulders. One was distinguished by hus body being coloured with red ochre, but all the others were painted black, with a kind of soot, so thickly laid over their faces and shoulders, that it was difficult 10 ascertain what they were like.... | |
 | Henry Ling Roth - 1899 - 418 sider
...him appear so black. According to Bligh (p. 51), " One of them was distinguished by having his Ixxly coloured with red ochre, but all the others were painted black, with a kind of s<x>t, which was laid on so thick over their faces and shoulders, that it is difficult to say what... | |
 | Royal Society of Tasmania - 1922 - 434 sider
...them had a small stick, "two or three feet long, in their hands, but no other weapon. "Their colour, as Captain Cook remarks, is a dull black; "their skin...is scarified about their shoulders and breast. They "are of middle stature, or rather below it. One of them was "distinguished by his body being coloured... | |
 | 1832 - 596 sider
...their skin scarified about the shoulders and breast ; of the middle stature or rather below U ; one was distinguished by his body being coloured with...but all the others were painted black with a kind of foot, which wa§ laid on so thick over their faces and shoulders, that It to difficult to sy what they... | |
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On first coming in sight they made a prodigious clattering in their speech, and held their arms over their heads. They spoke so quick, that it was impossible to catch one single word they uttered. Their colour is of a dull black; their skin scarified... 
