1 604
2 MB. DURIF8 NABRAITVEi CAmnu.
3 - *• where they were eii^;(i^i 1 m prayer. Huving done, there was rite and
4 *• butter-milk in wooden bowls, with wooden qMxms brought; tiiey ^ve tKime
5 «• to me, also to some other tnvdkre who had airived tbnw* • The neifc day
6 «■ hcAce twdm^ •rnvadst ft place wberal aitw two or three Doonnmen with
7 ** their hofies* Th^ geve me to aoaoke, and d^biuaded mefiom going ako^
8 «* leTdig^ the AQ^ibimh vef7.»ncked *, and would cut toy heiA ofl^ or
9 *• carry me to slaverj' even for nothing. A Fakecr goifi«r <»n cnttches, happened
10 ** to come there, with intension of going to Bagdad ami M( c: n, with two lads.
11 I told thrill I ^^ I . L':oiiig also; tliey were glad, and desired nie to toilow
12 ** them -y tiiL-re wa^is auollier sick man with them, going to a village not &r q£
13 <« We proceeded together to siet of KiUe^errived^diciist becaine derk^endl
14 <• with aoiiMLdilllcul^obtMMd breed eadfka The oat day e maa eene up
15 ** to ta^ and oompeDed the jomgeet of the two lads (by whose deter he had
16 ** been sent) to return to town along with him. Proceeding about evenings
17 *' the sick man left us, arrived at a set of' KiJhiM helonging to Viirduck Af-
18 ** ghauns. Alighted im i r a sliade of iiewlv phuited trees. The lame Fnkeer
19 ** accompanietl by ttie young man, went mtu three or tour iuii^ and with
20 ** vefy toneioue ctSb, demanded hned» wUeh he ploatilldfy cbtaiiied. He
21 •* ifaDted tdbeooob end seYend of tfaeoi x-ynv lisd Bonei he ipolBe
22 •<foi|gU]r enough to tbem. ThoncstdaytarriedthmeaDdcrthediadeofthe
23 ** tree*. At twelve in the evening, the lame Fakeer Tinted the Kiflea ^ridi
24 ** sonorous calls, and got plenty. The next day in our way, the cullecaun we
25 had, happened to hp h; f)ke, through good hick it was the lame Fakeer's lault;
26 ** on arrival at another »et of Kilias, lie loudly asked ibr a cuileeaun, which
27 ** they could not give, and he spoke roughly to them, and was getdng ready
28 .'■toleevefheBBtWhenaonieGiviltydeairedhinitoiint al^^ andheahoold
29 have meet aod breed. Intfae evening a laige bowl of veiy good aoiqp, with
30 ** two pieces of bread, and two pieces of meat for each of us, was produced.
31 ** The next day arrived at another set of Kilias, the Fakeer forced them with
32 ••his noise to t'ive In'm a cuileeaun, fohacco, and hre:id. The next day at
33 «• some Kilias, ^ iiue iVIoollahs came up to n-^, and talked on various religious
34 •* subjects, and tlirough mud) request oblauied of the young man a small
35 ** Fefsian book on prayer, giving some copper money and some Hour fir it
36 *• At vi^ ileepiqg in a moaque, acme eimed men ooaung^ their noiae
37 *• made ua get iip^ and . we dilj left it, and went ainij to another noa^ *
38 * Thtm we tbe predatory Ghiiiiw Met>t>t>t»«d jMge 44s.
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