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'After that, kartiya let all of the cattle loose and they bred up until there were a lot of them running around in the bush. On the northern side of Daguragu, there's a hill called Blackfellows Knob. There's an old fence line there on the eastern side where we used to have our midday dinner camp. Ngumpin used to spear cattle there, stealing from the kartiya. '(Introduction)
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