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"and the shout was given that the black fellows were coming"; "the savage tribes are . . . intermingled with us"; "that's my country belonging to me"; "when the white people come the water goes away"; "and yet it is singular so few are met"; "every gentleman's establishment . . . has been molested by the natives; "more than thirty are said to have been thus laid low"; "it's too bad to shoot the unfortunates like dogs"; "the Governor would give them plenty flour, tea, sugar and Bulgarrer"; "making them feel that they shall not murder and plunder with impunity"; "if ever anything is done with the natives, it will be by their good example"; "instances of violent collision . . . are now rarely heard of"