1 EASrrBlM CAUKEB&
2 -Hm* Aephoedt mar Cancfaoghjs we aartteged ir snail canip» of
3 Ibnr or fiTO tentii sirarte wideialkgr, and the neighboiuing laO*
4 Jn ■ome iiwiiwn, Aiey ara conapeUed bj- ftihne of dio babage to
5 mutoha^hagBtemagn, andtoaaofotoAo-eoiBitfy of other'tribttT)
6 ninfe in ihair feattarecl Me, a niioie- maaap nt^ oontaiiia a aiiigk
7 fiumljt and they have much leiiiire, no restraint, no gOFemment, aid
8 yet no criaiMk
9 The dresB, nunnacSf and cntooaa of Cuncboj^yo diftp 'mi»il&'
10 wpetib fnm those of the wiMer fiarta of the Doofaunee country ; itnd
11 they are said to be the same which obtain throughout all the wwtleru
12 dans of the Cankers. I shall illustrate the state of tba eastern Cani-
13 Iters, by a short account of Boree.
14 The extent and fertility of thi*; plain, and tho temperate cliinate
15 which it enjoys, have already hem noiiredj and ifi a.s I am informe^^
16 even the sheep are fed, Jiot on « astes, but on the fallow lands, culti«
17 vatioQ must have made as much progress as it can well attain. ' *
18 The produce is nearly the same as that of the western tonntries ;
19 Euiopeau truits are still commoDf but madder and clover are not
20 grown, and lucerne is rare.
21 Except that camcb are very scarce, the animals are the tttine as
22 ifaoas ctfihewMt •
23 ' llie infaabkanto live in yiUagea of tMoed h0uaea» an^
24 during the aummer into Cooddotda, pitefaed at e'ahotft diaCanee iioiii
25 tiwirviUagas the dueft live mlittiee^^
26 • Thedieaaof Aemcn ia atOla caneeaai bat di^weariilooi^
27 tnrbanv. iaatead of a aap^ thtovr .another kongee Ovier th«ir. aboiddm
28 and wear pointed dioea» like those of India : sheepaktn and felt
29 doaka are extremely uncommon. Theb manners and amnaementa
30 are tfaoae of the west
31 There are twelve independent communities in Boree, though the
32 people are all of one subdivision of the dan of Sauraun. Each of
33 these has several viUages, which are under separate Mooshirs, and
34 apparently unconnected with the chief ctf the wholes except wh^ all
35 are united by a war.
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