Transactions of the Bombay Geographical Society ...
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On leaving, some of the attendants asked Mirza Hajee Ahmed if we had not got a little brandy to spare.
Travellers visiting Felaheah should be recommended to keep one eye always on their kit. -We went home that night and slept on all oujr valuables.
March lAth. — On leaving Dorak, we were advised to proceed as far as the village of Jungereh by water, as the road was very much cut up by canals, which laden mules would find considerable difficulty in crossing. So we sent our animals on to wait for... us.
We started at 6-5 a. m. in two large bellams and tracked Eastward along the Nar-el-«Felaheah, between date trees, which extended along both banks of the canal for about two miles. We then got into the open country with half a dozen groves of date trees round us. Our rate of travelling was a little more than two miles an hour.
At 7-45 we arrived at Khuzena or the Sluice. We were now on the right bank of a considerable river called the Juraihee, and here we found the origin of the Dtfrak canal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On leaving, some of the attendants asked Mirza Hajee Ahmed if we had not got a little brandy to spare.
Travellers visiting Felaheah should be recommended to keep one eye always on their kit. -We went home that night and slept on all oujr valuables.
March lAth. — On leaving Dorak, we were advised to proceed as far as the village of Jungereh by water, as the road was very much cut up by canals, which laden mules would find considerable difficulty in crossing. So we sent our animals on to wait for... us.
We started at 6-5 a. m. in two large bellams and tracked Eastward along the Nar-el-«Felaheah, between date trees, which extended along both banks of the canal for about two miles. We then got into the open country with half a dozen groves of date trees round us. Our rate of travelling was a little more than two miles an hour.
At 7-45 we arrived at Khuzena or the Sluice. We were now on the right bank of a considerable river called the Juraihee, and here we found the origin of the Dtfrak canal.
What to read after Transactions of the Bombay Geographical Society ...?
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