1 60ft
2 MR. BURIEPS NAlllkATim
3 «* Fahe»*> attn^ the King's palace, widi thvM minarato ivith gilt tops,
4 « a pretty epadous hall with sevenl oolmniiB. Thmm are in the BellMur^
5 ** which is situated on hiily grouiid, and has a wall commimiartang fima Ihii
6 ** side to the other, which leads across to the shore Bazar of the towD»
7 ♦« where bakers, cooks, soup-sellers, frtiit, green, or tFalooda sellers. Hindoo
8 " shopkeepers, and fine shoe and boot sellers reside. Toward the west from
9 <' these Bazars arc pa.'isages leading to very high Hindoo houses, having
10 <« nnidi wood wor^ and to other aquare places, having joined apartawnti tii#
11 ttorieifa^ ^merchaiits to reaort to* Fram.the Lahorae gate» one load
12 ** leada to these Shore Bancv(the shops having ailifieers of different danoau*
13 *' nations much the same as at Peshour) to Bala cboak, where the greater
14 " Hindoo and Mahonird;!!! cloth merchants dwell in joined shops, on both
15 " sides, with a covered root : havinir iione tli rough these, we get to a square,
16 ** where there are many two story ingli buiidiags } in tiie lower ro<Mns of them
17 <*'be aiiaficeia and adlm of diflhrant kinda^
18 " paasagea to other ba«n and ihopa* Going to tihtf hann, pawm^gew and
19 ** otfacTii observing mis to he a travellar, gave me pioe (copper tstonney), oe
20 '* bread, so that I got enough of broad, aoup» fire, fruit, and falooda, which
21 last consists of cream, syrup, aiul siunv ; of most cool and pleasant taste.
22 *« One day I went up to the top ot an i ii innous high mountain, to an enter.
23 ** twnment given aud exliibited by Fakcersj great numbers of the people went.
24 «*.lh« coada leading to these iwoutttaina laere very excellent, having here and
25 ^ there very fine idaoea to sitr consequently people aat here and therap dta-
26 ** conning and viewing the town below, having ft very greet number of fine
27 ** gardens, the houses being neatly and cleanly plastered with nuul, two ot
28 «• three stories high; but the Hindoo houses, are much mnre high; and greadjr
29 consisting of wood work. Around, within tin imimui i abie mountains, in
30 ** Uie pleasant vales, arc Kiiias ol muderuLe size, iniiabireii by the AlgbauDS.
31 « Li the to«4^ inhabitmts are of dtiftrent kinds i the proper inhaUtaait ik
32 ** white enoof^the eUmefaehiig extremely odd $ die A%buins below Gauhel
33 *' are black, awarthy, ycUow, or whitish ; hnt hefoodt proceeding towards Can-
34 •< dahar^ they are all fairer, but by no means white : from Caubul towards
35 *• Bulkh, white; and from Candahar toward Heraiit, white ; and towards She-
36 *• carpore, Deyra, &c. swarthy. They arc all Malioniedans, but the stuff and
37 " grain shops, also the greatest part of the cloth siiops, are held by Hindoos.
38 '*''lWiiMMiigffMiaite'Nrfdtaetflr Mm^ f Hat Mbtc^ r*f* ^f/-
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