Narrative of a Journey Through India
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1st August. I had not proceeded more than two 54 or three cos when the mud was so deep and so strong that one of the bullocks knocked up. On crossing a nullah or rivulet, my bandie or baggage- gharree was overturned, and most of my baggage again damaged. This circumstance obliged me to halt, though still in the jungle. I rested here till morning, taking care to dry my tent and other baggage. No drinkable water to be found. Kept up a good fire all night outside my tent as a protection against th...e wild beasts. At six a. M. Next day, struck my tent and got on the move, only, as it turned out, to encounter fresh diffi- culties. The mud was frightful, the nullahs danger- ous, in crossing one of which the bandie again got upset near a village called Doongaum. At Doongaum I accordingly rested, taking up my quarters in a temple, where I had lots of company, in the shape of jungle-pigs, mangoose, and wild dogs ; of course sleep was out of the question, so I smoked sundry cheroots, and lay in wait for these intruders on my repose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1st August. I had not proceeded more than two 54 or three cos when the mud was so deep and so strong that one of the bullocks knocked up. On crossing a nullah or rivulet, my bandie or baggage- gharree was overturned, and most of my baggage again damaged. This circumstance obliged me to halt, though still in the jungle. I rested here till morning, taking care to dry my tent and other baggage. No drinkable water to be found. Kept up a good fire all night outside my tent as a protection against th...e wild beasts. At six a. M. Next day, struck my tent and got on the move, only, as it turned out, to encounter fresh diffi- culties. The mud was frightful, the nullahs danger- ous, in crossing one of which the bandie again got upset near a village called Doongaum. At Doongaum I accordingly rested, taking up my quarters in a temple, where I had lots of company, in the shape of jungle-pigs, mangoose, and wild dogs ; of course sleep was out of the question, so I smoked sundry cheroots, and lay in wait for these intruders on my repose.
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