Travels in Africa, Egypt, and Syria, from the year 1792 to 1798Browne, William George
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Travels in Africa, Egypt, and Syria, from the year 1792 to 1798
Browne, William George
Egypt -- Description and travel; Sudan -- Description and travel; Syria -- Description and travel
From Cobbé to Cussé } { 1
} {
From Cussé to Currio } { 1¾
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From Currio to Treiga } { 1¼
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_Sandy road._ } {
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From Treiga to Beit Melek Eide } { 1
} S. ¼W. {
From Beit Melek Eide to Dar Misselâd } { 3
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_Rocky._ } {
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From Dar Misselâd to Dar Marra } { 1
} {
_Caffres_—From Dar Marra to Dar Fungaro } { 3
} {
_One day and a half mountain, the remainder forest} {
and clayey soil._ } {
From Dar Fungaro to Dar-el-abid-es-Sultan-Fûr 2½
From the latter to Dar-el-Nahâs 8½
_Rocky road, earth where visible is red._
The people wear a slight covering over the parts of
generation, in other respects are quite naked.
From Dahr-el-Nahas to Bahr Taisha } { 3
} E. {
From Bahr Taisha to Bahr-el-abiad } { 4½
The former falls into the latter at a place called
_Tenderni_, which is peopled by idolaters, called
_Cusni_. This spot is full of palm trees, and another
kind of tree, which by description would seem to be
the cocoa.
Here it is seen that the distance between Cobbé and
the copper mine is 23½ days, direction nearly S. and
that the Bahr-el-abiad is 7½ days distant from that
place, direction generally E.
_Route from Dar Bergoo to the sources of the Bahr-el-abiad._
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