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The whole would be indescribablycommonplace, but that the vastness becomes at last by its ownforce impressive. Summer Country, n. 38: The mimosa is a very graceful tree; the foliage is of a lightgreen colour. 92: Shy as the lyre-bird, hidden away, A glittering waif in the wild.

Maori name for a New Zealand tree;formerly Nesodaphne tarairi, Hook. 89: The Poisonous or Toad Fish of Van Diemen's Land. 253: The Mawpawk, More Pork, or Mope Hawk, is common in most partsof the colony, and utters its peculiar two-syllable cry atnight very constantly. Oakley, in `Victoria in 1880,' p.