CHAPTER IV.

FIRST NIGHT'S MARCH.

Bivouacking--Arrival at Belignan--Attempts at Conciliation--I shame

my Men--The March--Advantages of Donkeys--Advice for Travellers--

Want of Water--A forced March--Its Difficulties--Delays on the Road--

Cleverness of the Donkeys--Party dead-beat--Improvidence of Monkey--

We obtain Water--Native Tit-Bits--Surrounded by Natives--

Cross-Examination--Recognition of the Chief--Interest of Natives--The

Monkey Wallady--We leave Tollogo--The Ellyria Pass--A Race for

Ellyria--Ellyrian Villages palisaded--Outmarched by the Turks--

Ibrahim and his Men--Attempt at Reconciliation--Diplomacy--Peace

established--Arrive at Ellyria--Legge, the Chief of Ellyria--Presents

to Ibrahim--Legge's Intemperance--Violent Storm--No Supplies--

Formation of Skulls.

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