, used as food by the aboriginals, and sometimes popularlycalled Clover-fern. Liliaceae. Butler Earp, `What we Did in Australia,' p. '
ence, gave many hours of valuable time to set these pagesright in the details of scientific explanations. 93: The hoarse croak of the ka-ka, as it alighted almost at ourfeet, and prepared, quite careless of our vicinity, to tear upthe loose soil at the root of a tall tree, in search of grubs. Trollope, `Australia and New Zealand,' vol. of which both blacks andwhites labour under the mistaken idea, that each one isconversing in the other's language.
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