Thinking that Mr. Browne might run some risk if he went near, I called him back, and as I really had not time for ceremonies, we rejoined the chainers, BENG satisfied also that if the natives felt disposed to communicate with us, they would do so of their own accord; nor was I mistaken in this, for, judging, I suppose, from our leaving them that we did not meditate any hostility, seven of their number followed us, and as Mr. Browne was at that time in advance, I gave my horse to one of the men and again went towards them, but it was with great difficulty that I got them to a parley, after which they sat down and allowed me to approach, though from the surprise they exhibited I imagine they had never seen a white man before.
"Expedition into Central Australia"
Charles Sturt
The puro BENG is a fino mush, if you will have the kalo jib!
"Red Money"
Fergus Hume
BENG in tutes bukko!
"The English Gipsies and Their Language"
Charles G. Leland
