1 CHAP. VL
2 TKB NAtrSSBBS.
3 ALL the tiibes who have as yet been considered, posseij* some
4 . comsXxy of ibjsai own, the positiaiL of which has decided the order
5 in which i^ssy were to be mentkmed} but tihe Nimnw have no
6 Ind It ■]]» ud wB^areleft at Uberty to pbca 'tiiem wketmr it nuts
7 omr oninreiueno& Tbej ve ftrirfy liwrii^giiiilind frnm Hn. «tlHi
8 tribwHby tiiwr windnring life^ to iddch mytobwrvitioni dudl, tboe*
9 ibi^ b6 oonfimd* '
10 fpriiMf w6 find them icettend- in nertift €£ tiiiMi finuv or five
11 tnt% OFttP tfw Tfudtot In tibe oonnlriet of the To1dieee*end "ffftttiTbtms
12 I^rtsr in liie year, thej aaiembVe m ctmiw of (me or two hundred teat^
13 move about by abort stages in quest of grass for their flocks ; and a«
14 soon as the antomn begins to dose, they hold their coundlii strike
15 their tent% and aet off on their kng mtgrationa to the warm plahia
16 of Damaun.
17 Thb tribe marches through the hostile country of the Vizecrces,
18 in two divisions; and it is settled bv the Khnun, and the Alooshir.s,
19 which is to march first. The rendezvous tor each di\ isioii is at Kun-
20 soor on the Ciomul, to which place all the liordes direct their march
21 from their different Eiiauks in Khorassaun. In the begiiinino; ol this
22 march, they pass through barren wilds, where they see iiobotlv but
23 their own companions j but as they approach Kunzoor, the ruads are
24 choked with other hordes flocking irom various and distant stations,
25 to the rendezvous. Gnat craifusion now ansea j two hovdei whidi
26 anat wv, are often cranded togethv in on^^nanow valley, and
27 aow qaamib.a» alio opcagioiMd by the in^wtiwiqB of difiheBBt-]iai^
28 8m
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