for our future accommodation, upon such lodging as the villages
might afford, and to make up our minds to the prosecution of our
journey either on foot or horseback, as the nature of the fugged country
before us should admit. #;"C fH A PTER IDT.'
Leave BuJcadewar.^-As'cetld Peticftukom Mountain—its prodigious
Altitude.— Caution'-of^ the BOcheeds ,—GigdMijf Creepers
boos, a peculiar • Speciesi^Sheénshilld.— PheMiftchim. — Fatal
Accident. — Gygo&gèf^^Post of Communication. — Tehintchieu,
Ifatckieu, Patchieu Rivers. 'SntnV upffn the SumfAits ,of thé
I' “Mountains^d^Fdngun J^iseSsAheir^Sdr^^ing^EHergy^—- Pipes
| COhdiiOting Watef for the Accommodation afFiïdvdlè'rs.^Rridgè,
' and Cataract.—Sheenshilla—Approach to Mutichom— laborious
Employment of the People? in which thé female Sex bear ö heavy
Share— extensive Use of the Bcmihoo^PMdge of Murichom^
Advantage of Situation —^ Fertility of the adjacent Lands. W
Teezpaut, a Species of Cinnamon.— Remqpkyble Instance of great
!,‘ Age.—Pestiferous F ly^^Ietim .—LFerr(ble Disaster.-r-Baboosoo
and Mèrifaka Mountains.—Peanjoo.—MihZapmïo^ a most copious
Waterfall. —Ingenious Method of constructing Roads j along the
Sides of Precipices.—Awful Scenery^—Dewta T ’huptehuf.— Peculiar
Way of passing deep Ravines.— Chain Bridge of Chuka
Castle of Chuka.— Change in the Face of the Chancy—Temperature
•óf the Weather—^natural Productions.—-Pukugga.—Hatchieu.-—
Kepta.—Lcnneehi Mountain.—-SeDo-ckd^ujn.—^Durbee Gastle.'—l<
' Mudwallahs fo t the Deduce o f Mill Fjrtréisesi^Pauga.—
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