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the eye in this flat upland. Their forms show an igneous 

 origin. The river Kazya conies from them and goes direct 

 into the Lake. No observations now, owing to great weak- 

 ness ; I can scarcely hold the pencil, and my stick is a 

 burden. Tent gone ; the men build a good hut for me and 

 the luggage. S.W. one and a half hour. 



20th April, Sunday. — Service. Cross over the sponge, 

 Moenda, for food and to be near the headman of these 

 parts, Moanzambamba. I am excessively weak. Village on 

 Moenda sponge, 7 a.m. Cross Lokulu in a canoe. The 

 river is about thirty yards broad, very deep, and flowing in 

 marshes two knots from S.S.E. to N.N. W. into Lake. 



