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FOOTNOTES:
[127]For the notes at the foot of the page, the Foreign Secretary is answerable.
[128]Vol. vi. p. 102, and which is reprinted at page 208 of this volume.
[129]Tanjah.
[130]Adwár, plural of dár, a circular tent.
[131]Autád plural of Watad, a peg or stake. Autád is corruptly pronounced Útséd or Útsét.
[132]Wádí Nun, or Núl, the valley or river of Noon or Nool.
[133]Rabát, i.e. Resting-place, Caravan-seraï; but here the name of a town.—F. S.
[134]Terjumán, or Tarjumán, interpreter, a word of the same origin as the Chaldee, ‘Targum.’