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 -  In all these countries the Serawoollies are
the chief traders. Their numerals are: - 

    One   ......... _Bani_.
    Two   ......... _Fillo_.
    Three ......... _Sicco_.
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In All These Countries The Serawoollies Are The Chief Traders.

Their numerals are:

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One ......... _Bani_. Two ......... _Fillo_. Three ......... _Sicco_. Four ......... _Narrato_. Five ......... _Karrago_. Six ......... _Toomo_. Seven ......... _Nero_. Eight ......... _Sego_. Nine ......... _Kabbo_. Ten ......... _Tamo_. Twenty......... _Tamo di fillo_.

We arrived at Joag, the frontier town of this kingdom, on the 24th of December; and took up our residence at the house of the chief man, who is here no longer known by the title of _Alkaid_, but is called the _Dooty_. He was a rigid Mahomedan, but distinguished for his hospitality. This town may be supposed, on a gross computation, to contain two thousand inhabitants. It is surrounded by a high wall, in which are a number of port-holes, for musketry to fire through; in case of an attack. Every man's possession is likewise surrounded by a wall; the whole forming so many distinct citadels; and amongst a people unacquainted with the use of artillery, these walls answer all the purposes of stronger fortifications. To the westward of the town is a small river, on the banks of which the natives raise great plenty of tobacco and onions.

The same evening Madiboo the Bushreen, who had accompanied me from Pisania, went to pay a visit to his father and mother, who dwelt at a neighbouring town called Dramanet. He was joined by my other attendant the blacksmith; and as soon as it was dark, I was invited to see the sports of the inhabitants, it being their custom, on the arrival of strangers, to welcome them by diversions of different kinds.

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