An Account of the Wild Tribes Inhabiting the Malayan Peninsula Sumatra And a F
An Account of the Wild Tribes Inhabiting the Malayan Peninsula Sumatra And a F
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sides there were no houses nearer than those on the river of Banut, where I in- tended ta go, and which could be reached in three days by a tolerably good footpath through thick jungle. The next day, the owners of the place gave me a fowl, some kladees and other vegetables; and, as one of them remarked that my China man com- plained much of the weight of his load, he offered himself to take a part of it as far as the Banut river; I willingly accepted this offer, and, having given several articl...es in return for the hospitality I had received 1 started.
We had pretty good roads and weather until about two o'clock p. M. When a heavy thunderstorm burst over us. The Jakuns told me that it was impossible to go further for that day, and at once disappeared; 1 was anxious as to this, when I perceived them coming back, each bearing a large bundle of chucho leaves, by means of I A JOURr^EY IN JOHORE. 129 which a sort of shed was in a few minutes erected. We kindled a fire, to dry our clothes; and the rain continuing until dark, we huddled ourselves there together to pass the night, though as uncomfortably as possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
sides there were no houses nearer than those on the river of Banut, where I in- tended ta go, and which could be reached in three days by a tolerably good footpath through thick jungle. The next day, the owners of the place gave me a fowl, some kladees and other vegetables; and, as one of them remarked that my China man com- plained much of the weight of his load, he offered himself to take a part of it as far as the Banut river; I willingly accepted this offer, and, having given several articl...es in return for the hospitality I had received 1 started.
We had pretty good roads and weather until about two o'clock p. M. When a heavy thunderstorm burst over us. The Jakuns told me that it was impossible to go further for that day, and at once disappeared; 1 was anxious as to this, when I perceived them coming back, each bearing a large bundle of chucho leaves, by means of I A JOURr^EY IN JOHORE. 129 which a sort of shed was in a few minutes erected. We kindled a fire, to dry our clothes; and the rain continuing until dark, we huddled ourselves there together to pass the night, though as uncomfortably as possible.
What to read after An Account of the Wild Tribes Inhabiting the Malayan Peninsula Sumatra And a F?
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