...Whereas ’tis the common opinion and found true enough by observation,that Olympus, Atlas, Taurus and Emus, with many others aremuch above this height... 
John Wilkins 「The Discovery of a World in the Moone」
...During the night nothing occurred to disturb ourslumbers, which indeed were aided by the sounds of the rippling stream,which sang to us a soothing song.
Progress stopped.Fall back on a tributary.River flooded.A new range.Rudall's Creek.Reach the range.Grass-trees.Wild beauty of scene.Scarcity of water.A pea-like vetch.Name the range.A barren spot.Water seen from it.Follow a creek channel.Other creeks join it.A confined glen.Scrubby and stony hills.Strike a gum creek.Slimy water.A pretty tree.Flies troublesome.Emus.An orange tree.Tropic of Capricorn.Melodious sounds.Carmichael's Creek.Mountains to the north.Ponds of water.A green plain.Clay-pan water.Fine herbage.Kangaroos and emus numerous.A new tree.Agreeable encampment.Peculiar mountains.High peak.Start to ascend it.Game plentiful.Racecourse plain.Surrounded by scrubs.A bare slope.A yawning chasm.Appearance of the peak.Gleaming pools.Cypress pines.The tropic clime of youth.Proceed westwards.Thick scrubs.Native method of procuring water.A pine-clad hill.A watercourse to the south.A poor supply of water.Skywards the only view.Horses all gone.Increasing temperature.Attempt ascending high bluff.Timberless mountains.Beautiful flowers.Sultry night.Wretched encampment.Depart from it.
I had come to the decision, as it was impossible to follow the Finkethrough the gorge in consequence of the flood, and as the hills wereequally impracticable, to fall back upon the tributary I had noticed theday before yesterday as joining the river from the west, thinking Imight in twenty or thirty miles find a gap in the northern range thatwould enable me to reach the Finke again....
Ernest Giles 「Australia Twice Traversed, The Romance of Exploration」
...There were numerouskangaroos and emus on the plain, but they preferred to leave us inundisturbed possession of it...
Ernest Giles 「Australia Twice Traversed, The Romance of Exploration」
...So soon as the two natives heard, and then looking round sawus, they scampered off like emus, running along as close to the groundas it is possible for any two-legged creature to do...
Ernest Giles 「Australia Twice Traversed, The Romance of Exploration」
...Emus and water...
Ernest Giles 「Australia Twice Traversed, The Romance of Exploration」
...A mob of emus came toinspect us, and Mr...
Ernest Giles 「Australia Twice Traversed, The Romance of Exploration」
...The young ladies were exceedinglytalkative; they called the camels emus, or, as they pronounced it, immu...
Ernest Giles 「Australia Twice Traversed, The Romance of Exploration」
...Giles's collection contains also species of the genera Vigna, Tephrosia,Melaleuca, Callistemon, Haloragis, Pterigeron, Brachycome, Dampiera,Ipomoea, Morgania, Enchylaena, and Atriplex; as also additional species ofRulingia, Abutilon, Sida, Dodonaea, Euphorbia, Spyridium, Acacia (many),Eucalyptus, Scaevola, Goodenia, Eremophila, Heliotropium, Rhagodia,Ptilotus, Hakea, and Panicum, but none in a state sufficiently advanced to admit of ascertaining their precise specific position.
Acacia aneura.Alberga Creek.Alfred and Marie Range.Alice Falls, the.Alone in the desert.Aloysius, Mount.An expanse of salt.Angle Pole, the.Anthony Range.Ants and their nests.Appatinna.Armstrong Creek.Arrino.Ashburton River.—, head waters.Australian grass-tree.Ayers Range.—Rock.Bagot's Creek.Bark Coolamins.Barlee, Mount.Barloweerie Peak.Bell Rock.Berkshire Valley.Bitter Water Creek.Black family, a.—oak.Blood's Range.Bluey's Range.Boundary Dam.Bowes Creek.Bowley, Mount.Bowman's Dam.Brachychiton.Bring Lake.Briscoe's Pass.Butterflies.Buttfield, Mount.Buzoe's Grave.Callitris.Camel Glen.Camels decamped.—poisoned.Canis familiaris.Capparis.Carnarvon, Mount.—Range.Carmichael Creek.Carmichael's Crag.Casterton Creek.Casuarina Decaisneana.Casuarinas.Chamber's Pillar.Champ de Mars.Champion Bay.Chandler's Range.Charlotte Waters Station.Cheangwa.Chimpering.Chinaman's Dam.Chirnside Creek.Christening natives.Christmas Day.Christopher Lake.Christopher's Pinnacle.Christy Bagot's Creek.Churchman, Mount.Circus, the.Clay crabhole, a.—pans.Clianthus Dampierii.Cob, the.Cockata blacks.Codonocarpus cotinifolius.Colona.Colonel's Range.Conner, Mount.Cooerminga.Coondambo clay-pans.Corkwood-tree.Corrobboree, a grand.Cowra man, a.Cudyeh.Culham.Cumming, Glen.Cups, the.Curdie, Mount.Curious mound-springs.Currajong-tree.Currie, the.Cypress pines.Davenport, Mount.Desert oak.Desolation Creek.—Glen.Destruction, Mount.Diamond bird (Amadina).Docker, The.Dog-puppies.Dongarra.Dry salt lagoons.Eagle-hawk.Earthquake, a shock.Edith, Glen.—Hull's Springs.Edith's Marble Bath.Edoldeh.Ehrenberg Ranges.Elder's Creek.Elizabeth Watercourse.Ellery's Creek.Emus.Emu Tank.Encounter Creek.Eremophila scoparia.Escape Glen.Eucalyptus.—dumosa.Euphorbiaceae.Euro Bluff.Everard Ranges.Fagan, Mount.Fairies' Glen.Ferdinand Creek.—Glen.—, Mount.Festuca irritans.Fielder, Glen.Fig-tree.Finke, Mount.—River.Finniss Springs.Fish plentiful.—ponds.Flies, myriads of.Forrest's Creek.Forrest, Mount.Fort McKellar.—Mueller.Fowler's Bay.Fraser's Wells.Fremantle, reception at.Friendly natives.Fusanus.Gardiner's Range.Gascoyne River Valley.Geelabing, Mount.George Gill's Range.Gerald, Glen.Geraldton.Gibson, Last seen of.Gibson's Desert.—Christmas pudding.Gill's Pinnacle.Glen Camel.—Cumming.—Edith.—Ferdinand.—Fielder.—Gerald.—Helen.—Osborne.—of Palms.—Robertson.—Ross.—Thirsty.—Watson.—Wyselaski.Glentromie.Glowworms.Gordon's Springs.Gorge of Tarns.Gosse's Range.Gould, Mount.Governor, the.Grand Junction Depot.Great Gorge.—Victoria Desert.Greenough Flats.Grevillea-trees.Groener's Springs.Guildford, reception at.Gum-trees.Gyrostemon.—ramulosus.Hakea.Hale, Mount.Hamilton Creek.Hampton Plain.Hann's Creek.Harriet's Springs.Hector Pass.—Springs.Helen, Glen.Hermit Hill, the.Hogarth's Wells.Hopkin's Creek.Horses badly bogged.—fall lame.Hostility of the natives.Hughes's Creek.Hull Creek, the.Humphries, Mount.Inderu.Interview with natives.Irving Creek.Irwin House.—River.Jamieson's Range.James Winter, Mount.Jeanie, Mount.Johnstone's Range.Kangaroos and emus plentiful.Kangaroo tanks.King's Creek.Krichauff Creek.—Range.Labouchere, Mount.Lake Bring.—Amadeus.—Christopher.—Eyre.—Gairdner.—Hanson.—Hart.—Moore.—of salt.—Torrens.—Wilson.—Younghusband.Laurie's Creek.Learmonth Park.Leguminosae, the.Leipoa ocellata.Levinger, The.Lightning Rock.Livingstone Pass.Louisa's Creek.Lowan or native pheasants.Lowans' nests.Luehman's Springs.Lunar rainbow, a.Lyons River.MacBain's Springs.Mann Range.Margaret, Mount.Maria, palm.Marie, Mount.McCulloch, Mount.McDonnell Range.McMinn's Creek.McNicol's Range.Melaleuca.—tree.Middleton's Pass.Miller, Mount.Mobing.Moffat's Creek.Moloch horridus.Moodilah.Mosquitoes.Mount Aloysius.—Ayers.—Barlee.—Bowley.—Buttfield.—Camnarvon.—Churchman.—Conner.—Curdie.—Davenport.—Destruction.—Fagan.—Ferdinand.—Finke.—Forrest.—Geelabing.—Gould.—Gould Creek.—Hale.—Humphries.—James Winter.—Jeanie.—Labouchere.—Margaret.—Marie.—McCulloch.—Miller.—Murchison.—Musgrave.—Oberon.—Officer.—O'Halloran.—Olga.—Ormerod.—Peculiar.—Phillips.—Quin.—Robert.—Robinson.—Russell.—Sargood.—Scott.—Skene.—Solitary.—Squires.—Udor.Mowling.Mulga apple.—tree, its habits and value.—wood as a poison.Murchison, Mount.—River.Musgrave, Mount.—Range.Mus conditor.Myal.Native art.Native attack at Farthest East.——at Fort McKellar.——at Fort Mueller.——and rout at Sladen Water.——at Ularring.—beauty.—caves.—dam, a.—figs.—fires.—gunyahs.—huts; ancient and modern.—interview.—mode of wearing the hair.—orange-tree.—peach.—pheasant's nest.—poplar-trees.—sleeping places.—swords.—thieves.—well.—wurleys.Natives troublesome.Natta.Neale's River.Newcastle, reception at.New Norcia.Nicholls's Fish Ponds.Oberon, Mount.Officer, the.—, Mount.Olga, Mount.Ooldabinna.Ophthalmia Range.Opossums.Ormerod, Mount.Osborne, Glen.Palmer Creek.Palms, Glen of.Paring.Pass of the Abencerrages.Peake Creek.—Station.Peculiar, Mount.Penny's Creek.Perth, reception at.Pernatty Creek.Petermann's Creek.—Range.Phillips Creek.—, Mount.Pia Spring.Pidinga.Pigeon Rocks.Poisoned camels.Poison plant.Pondoothy Hill.Poothraba Hill.Port Augusta.Purple vetch.Pylebung.Quandong-trees.Queen Victoria's Spring.Quin, Mount.Range, Petermann's.Rawlinson Range.Rebecca, The.Red gum, the.—hornets.—Ridge Camp.Reid Creek.Ross, Glen.River Irwin.—Finke, general remarks.—Murchison.—Sandford.Robert, Mount.Robertson, Glen.Robinson, Mount.Rock wallaby.Roger's Pass.Roman numerals.Ross's Water-hole.Rudall's Creek.Ruined Rampart, the.Russell, Mount.St....
Ernest Giles 「Australia Twice Traversed, The Romance of Exploration」
...They saw a flock of emus twelve in number...
David Collins 「An Account of the English Colony in New South Wales, Vol. 1」
...Toward the latter end of the month two of the birds distinguished in the colony by the name of Emus were brought in by some of the people employed to shoot for the officers...
David Collins 「An Account of the English Colony in New South Wales, Vol. 1」
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