1 DESCRIPTION OF PISHEEN. 427
2 poww* Thfi Eiiig noeiveB fimr fanndied han^ fioni die ti9i€> Mid
3 tskes no finther ooaoem in its afiain.
4 HiefhAve many camels that feed on their numerous and extensive
5 wastes, are used to ride <m, and are ahnost tha only adunal tued to
6 draw the plough.
7 They live in Cooddools, or large arched huts of wattled tamarisk
8 branches, covered with hurdles of basket work, and plaistoml with
9 clay. The rich, however, have often houses; and all spend ilic
10 spring in tents on the Ijorders of the desart, whicii is their greatest
11 pleasure. Their dress, food, and manners, are like tliose of the
12 rudest Dooraunees, but they often eat camels' flesh, aud eveu horse
13 flesh. ITiey are a very simple and inolFensive people. '
14 Adjoining to the Baraiclies on the east, is Fisheen, the country ol
15 the Teceeni. That ladbe » divided into. .two grelit' bnmches ; the
16 Tbr (or bWk) TeMfli^ 'and thcr Speen (or.wfaite) Toneni. ;it ii lite
17 Tor TiBiieenswli»inlialiit lUbeen. • - . . . - /
18 yiihecn is divided ftom iliellooEaiiiiee comtiyioiitlie Mibilli. hy-
19 hiDi) other liillt eat itYitirfiomtfaeGMilKnoR.tlw.eait) loidon
20 ■odllit it ii ^Bvided fiom Shawl .b^ tihe nnge of TnUntoo* whidi
21 tttebdbes east fiom ibe Table Lend of Kelaut Its fleetest length' ii
22 about eighty miles fiom iiOftb«aat to ioutb-eaity its greatoat bieadtfa
23 about forty miles.
24 Haheen is mudhi hi^er than Shoraubuk. Its surface is mudi
25 more uneven, and it is much better cultivated. It also is divided
26 by the Lora. Bullocks are a great deal more used to plough than
27 camels, though these are numerous.
28 Tlic jHincipal employment of the people is arrriculture, but a great
29 propoition r»t tin in is occupied in trade between Candaliar and Up-
30 per Sindc, and iii the business of carriers.
31 Their manners have a great resemblance to those of the Doorau-
32 nees, with whom they are dmeiy eomieGted both by descent and
33 fiienddiip^
34 Tbe Kbami ia on the same Ibotiiig as a Dooraime Sirdar; but the
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