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Excerpt from The Journal of the Royal Geographical Society of London, 1844, Vol. 14
February mat - This morning I left Y�ush for Mota. In com pany with a numerous party of merchants carrying cloths thither for sale at the weekly Thursday market. A few also were taking coffee, oxen, horses and mules, and cloths, to the opposite side of the Aba'i. Our route was a little to the westward of that by which I came from Zfinami to Yziush in May last. The journey was, as usual with these traders, very rapid; and, by continuing on the whole day, we were able to reach Agamna in the evening.
Agamna is situate near the head of the basin of theriver Born; and the people say that the sources of that river, forty-four in number, are in the immediate vicinity of the place. This is, however, merely an indefinite form of speech; and besides, it is not true, since some of the small streams uniting to form this river descend from the high ground farther to the N.
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