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Jan 20, 2023 shayes Apr 22, 2022 smcintyre Apr 20, 2022 State Library of New South Wales	FL661394 that the women from [indecipherable] shall rise again and expect for themselves a kind of Muhomedan paradise; for a new race of women far auperior & much more beautiful shall be provided for them who are said to be descended from the race of the Barrabin superior beings residing with the deity Baiamai. It was particularly enjoined [word crossed out]me not to divulge this [word crossed out]secret respecting the women. I cannot say that this their belief had any great moral inflence upon them, but they have some idea that those who have led a good life would fare better than others. I would only add in conclusion that these[word crossed out] are entirely their own origina notions not any thing derived from their intercourse with Europeans and though they are very doubtful as [words crossedout] the father of all things [words crossed out], they fancy that most likely Baiamai made originally all. Now whatever errors and absurdities [words crossed out] may adhere to this their belief, we cannot	FL661394 that the women [indecipherable] [indecipherable] shall [indecipherable] [indecipherable] expect for themselves a peace of [indecipherable] paradise, for a new race of women for [indecipherable] much more beautiful shall be [indecipherable] for them who are said to be descended from the race of the Barrabin [indecipherable] beings residing with the deity Baiamai. It was particularly [indecipherable] me not to divulge this secret respecting the women. I am not [indecipherable] that [indecipherable] this belief had any great [indecipherable] inflence upon them, but they have some idea that those who have led a good life would fare better than others. I would [indecipherable] in conclusion that these are [indecipherable] their own original [indecipherable] not any thing derived from their intercourse with Europeans since though [indecipherable] are very doubtful as [original text crossed out: to who made them [indecipherable] the world]the father of all things they fancy that much like Baiamai made originally all, Now whatever errors cannot [indecipherable] [original text crossed out: they may have mixed up] may adhere to this their belief, we cannot

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