Book B, Page 24

Anger    Waurapetá	Wauragooroong
My wurry wurry	My kálgal
Wȧrı. Away. Abroad.	Out of doors. Lost. Out ofor to lose
Weán or Weána	To put
Weanmaoú	I will put
Wȧlıbu̇ŋa	To turn upside down
* About the middle of September 1791 I was telling Patyegaráng that Wu̇rrgan was a great thief & towards the close of the conversation I ask’d her if she stole any thing. She said “No” and gave as a reason for it that her mother had gone thro’ the ceremony described on the other 3d page back

Bıal wȧnabúnı bıal Don’t refuse it. Or don’t throw it away (from wȧna)
Wírrıbará	Shut the door
Wóe. The hair of the dyın
Wȧnadyımíŋa?	You will not have me?
Or You dont want my company? Of course
Wȧnadyu-ínıa	I dont desire your company
Wīrıbí̇	Worn out (as clothes &c.)
Wȧneaŋ     Bad pronunciation. In contradistinc- tion to Búdyerı káraga which sig.s Good pronunciation or Good mouth lit.y
Téraguíyu̇ŋ	The same
✓ Taramadyaoú I took by mistake. This Patye said after taking Ŋalgear’s tea cup (& pouring some tea into the saucer) instead of her own
Wīrıbu̇ŋadyémı	Thou didst wrong or badly
Munaŋúrı on seeing me scratch out what I had written