| His dark, tawny skin, his blanket and features indicated that he was an aborigine. |
| There's an old black man, an aborigine, with long, tangled dreadlocks, kneeling at the edge of the pit. |
| Just after the capture, an aborigine told his tribe that his death was at hand. |
| Their homes will, as a rule, for sheer uncleanliness, bear comparison with the dwelling of an Australian aborigine. |
| Life expectancy for an aborigine is 21 years less than for a white Australian man. All this has opened up a tough mood in Canberra. |
| It was the way he said the words, like a white trader offering his aborigine captors glass beads to set him free. |
