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3 '« When the vwtlMr beonDB wm, told Teerut Doss,, and the other Hin.
4 «(dooflb of myintentiooof ictnrai^^ Thqr tnntad ma to ilqr, alkgug th^
5 •« would CDDtfibute'their aantaiiocfto enaUbiBC to.do loaeliji^gilbr iqrielf^
6 « but as I wat ddmnined to fgtLtimf, Ithesy gave Jne Mrine pice, also some
7 '* Mahomedanf!, upwards of a rupee, anr^ Thought some pepper, brown sugar,
8 ** and dried fruit, and set out from the C aiil ulce gate ; 1 saw the baker sitting
9 •* as I passed, and be desired me to stop, and not go away, lest I should get
10 f* kHIed or Inurt* Heliad been for Mnie time out of employ, bat hed aoBi»
11 M tbing in etovcr tund bed lome lelaliom alao doi^
12 ^-maii end of a geed dupaettion, buteoldam perfoimed UurNemms ^ tiie Ak-
13 « hoond Zidab, and the other Fakeers never did} mil during theiiftit nf f hfi
14 ** Ranazaun, in tlieir closets they ><n)ok<?d."
15 AfterMr.DurieleitCandahar, lie went onforsix marches, sometimes searched
16 and sometimes feasted, geooraiiy by the com mo u people, but sometimes by
17 . Ilie MNW and ledim of Khaaw. He aeye but' little of tbe coimtry,' eanpt
18 geoen^t that both in gooig and Mtntniii^ he kepi eff the fhaoi niad for
19 tiie sake of campa* wbtdi were pitched about the skirts of the- northern hOQbf;
20 'where tliere wa«!, he says, a charnuug road, and a glorious country." One
21 dav he c:\me to a mill, and was advised to go on a little way to a place where
22 there were some petty Khauns. " They pointed out to a place, where were
23 ■* trees, streams, and meloQ-beds, and I these found two young Khauiu, tall,
24 ^ aloiitb and irall made, men, and two Moollaht.^one of them an eU-man
25 with e loQg white beatdX ^nth servanta and honea. Tbagr talked dvUfy^
26 ** and gave me tobacco to smoke. Soup being rouly, die old Moollah gave
27 ** me some meat and soup, the Kliaun a larfrp piece of meat, and a few .
28 ** minutes after, a large clean loaf baked on isui jhjmj. 1 liey themselves eat
29 « no bread with tlieir soup and meat. iiuMUg eat, drank, and smoked, they
30 f auWamedi and wentofi Jalso, proceeding in the dark;, arrived at aMm^
31 mill} the owner ^ttt the door aiid leAued me entrance* chaiBpg me to go
32 *'tO anoUMT place not' far off; but I would not muid, speaking politely and
33 ** persuasively, and saying I must have a lodging} at last I ofieBad « leather
34 *♦ bag I had, which he took and sxiffered me to tarrj , but gave me plenty of
35 •* fire. The next rooming he pointed out to a Khail ; I went about three
36 tt fjQ^ within the hills,, a lad carried me to a large one, where I tarried the
37 «• next day, alao very good tMmant of bmed and bntter.niilk} and tobaeeo }
38 teveral aayinjg thejr wonU entertain me soaae dayi, hot tiie tiaoee were
39 ** hard. Thence in the dusk arriied at another Khail, a good way off. Met
40 M with good txeatment. A 6w dijya after, £rom Khail to Khail, amved in
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