and I saw one young woman equipped in the same manner.”—Heber, ii. 94.

1877.—“They were brinjarries, or carriers of grain, and were quietly encamped at a village about 24 miles off; trading most unsuspiciously in grain and salt.”— Meadows Taylor, Life, ii. 17.

  By PanEris using Melati.

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