CHAPTER II.

Arrival at Jallacotta--Maheena--Tambico--Bady; hostile conduct of the

Faranba, or Chief, and its consequences--Reach Jeningalla--

Iron-furnaces--Mansafard--Attacked by wolves--Enter the

Tenda Wilderness--Ruins and Plain of Doofroo--Attacked by a swarm of

bees--Astronomical observations--Arrival at Sibikillin--Shea

trees--Badoo; presents made to the King--Tambacunda--Ba Deema

River--Tabba Gee--Mambari--Julifunda; unfriendly conduct of its Chief;

and presents sent to him and the King--Visit from the latter--Reach

Eercella--Baniserite--Celebrate his Majesty's birthday--Mode of fluxing

iron--Madina--Falema river--Satadoo--Sickness and death of the

Carpenter--Arrival at Shrondo; commencement of the rainy season; and

alarming sickness amongst the soldiers--Gold mines; process for

procuring the gold--Dindikoo; gold pits--Cultivation--Arrival at Fankia.

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