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every fide were almoft precipices, altogether inacceffible,
This day we dined at an infignificant Village where we
unexpecledly met with tolerable accommodations. In
the afternoon we crofled a Lake, a mile and a half long,
The country to Dogftau, where we flept, was almoft a
~conttant fucceffion of {teep rocks and barren hills, which
delayed us much, for which reafon we did not reach that
place till two in the morning, where we found accommo-
dations of every kind exceeding bad, Here we delayed
not long but left Dogftau very early, and pafled under
an exceeding high rock at fome {mall diftance from
thetown. The fummit of this rock is much reforted to
by ftrangers, to fee the Sun at midnight.
We dined ata neat Village; the houfe was uncom-
monly clean, and we were agreeably furprifed with un
looked for delicacies, fuch as, a variety of wild fowl, eggs,
chaders, &c, From hence we made a {flow progrefs in
travelling, as the roads were deep and fandy, and arrived
at Lefver the fame night, a town fituated in a wretched
country, the Land producing no corn for three years palt,
This circumflance threatens them with the dreadful con-
fequences of a general Famine; a ‘laa too often
experienced in this miferable country. ingesr
LETTER
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