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2 Tbe first branch of which I hm aaj SifltiiiGt inforinfltum, leaves
3 the great chain to the eaai or north-east of Sirufza, passes to the
4 north of that place, runs in a southerly direction alidiig the wetUni
5 bank of the Gomul, passes to the west of Mummye, and aeparatea
6 that small country from Kuttawauz. Beyond this, its course becookflt
7 uncertain, and I believe it siuks into low and sqattcred hills.
8 Thero are three branches more to the south, wliich scarcely deserve '
9 to be mentioned, one of them scparaten Simtza from Oorglioon,
10 another passes to the noi tli of Wauneh. None ot these ranges ex-
11 tend further west than the ( .rnnuL
12 I liave no distinct accounts of any hills issuipg £rom the range of
13 Solimauii to tlie south of the Gomul.
14 I am still less acquainted with the hills in the west of Aighaunis-
15 taun, than with those I have been describing.
16 A chain of hills, which coimuences at the northern extremity of
17 the Table Land of Kelaut, appears to extend to the north-east as far
18 as the Ghiljie country in latitude 32'. It at first separates Shoraubuk
19 fimn Fisheeii» being called the hill of Speen Taizheh in this part of
20 , kitaant. It then^under llie mmies of Eochnk and IDiojeh Aini^
21 fimna the mrthem boimdarjr of Pisheen, and afterwards takes thi
22 name of Toba, from a ocnnitiy thiou^ which it nins. Hie inort
23 norllierly part of it is a pass called Gul Iftsrrye, east of the vaUej of
24 Ui^eaaan, and not fir from the laaige of Toriowinea
25 - I shaD call the whole cange I have been describing, by the name
26 of Khqjdi Ami«nn» &r the convemenoe of » genend name. It Is
27 inoady but not hi||^ nor abeep : mow only liea for « short time on
28 Speen Taiahebt but furtfaer to tbe noitb^eaa^ it liea Ibr tbiee nUmliha
29 in the year.
30 Anodier range appears Co leave the TableLand, neady at Ibe same
31 point witb that I have joat deacribed. It nms eaat,< and fimns-tlie
32 sonthem boundary of Fisheen, which it divides from £9iawl. The
33 part nearest the Table Land is called Musailugh, and towards the
34 €entie» it is called Tukkatoor whidi being the h^eat part of tt^ may
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