22: They found the pah well fortified, and were not able totake it. 72: Woolly-headed Grass, a valuable pasture-grass, highly spokenof by stock-owners, and said to be very fattening. Seisurais from Grk. y the blacks forfood; it makes a noise, when attacked in its hole, somethingsimilar to the grunting of a pig.
Hodgson, `Reminiscences of Australia,' p. 23: `Native hops,' on account of the capsules bearing someresemblance to hops, both in appearance and taste. Maiden, `Useful Native Plants,' p. See Laurel.
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