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CONTENTS.                   IX
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           Commerce—Banians—Jews                         393                  1
           Domestic furniture—Children                   394
           Schools    .       .       •      ,           395                  I:
           Foreign trade   ....                          396                  I
           Revenue    .                                  397                  I
           Tomb of Sheikh Eidruse .                      398
           Sultan Mahassan—Invitation from .              400
           Journey—Curious rocky landscape—Fortified ravine   401             s
           Back Bay—Bridges ....                          402
           Animated scene—Docility of camel               403
           Liihedsje—Palace—Guard-room                    405
           Reception—Dinner ....                          406
           An alarm—Irruption of Futhalis— Appearance of the
             town .....                                   407
           Population—Markets—Barrenness of surrounding country   408
           Irrigation—Egypt   ....                        409
           Interview with Sultan—Personal appearance      410
           Authority—Manufactures of Lahedsje             411
           Shougra— Coffee trade                          412
           Exposal of property—Severe punishment of theft—Sultan
             Ahmed .....                                  413
           Infanticide—Rei'mus—El Imshop                  414
           List of tribes .....                           415
           Howbar .....                                   416
           Tenure of land— Nassaub                        417
           Population—Troops -Arab cavalry                418
           Commerce of Howhar—Abundance of fish—Brum      419
           Climate—Water—Fuah—Inhospitality to strangers—Pro­
             duce .....                                   420
           Hasan Gorab—Ruins ....                         421
           Inscriptions    ....                           424
           Beni Gorkb .....                               4 26
           Makullali—General appearance—Interior of the houses   427
            Population—Armourers .   .                    428
            A smith’s forge—Market—Barber surgeons        429
            Oil mills—Dress, &c., of inhabitants          430
            Siimalis                                      431
            Politics                                      433
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