; Todea africana, Willd. [This is confusion worse confounded. Gilbert Parker, `Round the Compass in Australia,' p. 14: Some folks prefer to travel Over stones and rocks and gravel; And smile at dust and jolting fit to dislocate each bone.
areheard from the neighbourhood of the scrub. 30: Myall and boree belts of timbers. 144: The wattled bee-eater, of which a plate is annexed, fell inour way during the course of the day. The Spaniard Quiros gave the name of Australia delEspiritu Santo to one of the New Hebrides (still known asEspiritu Santo), thinking it to be part of the `Great SouthLand.
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