ABSTRACT
June 5th.—We were on horseback between seven and eight o’clock this morning; and proceeded towards a town called Kakafungi. Kakafungi is a straggling, but extensive and populous town, and is delightfully situated on an even piece of ground. The inhabitants are so clean and well-behaved, and their dwellings so neat and comfortable, that before we had spoken many words to one of them, we were prepossessed in favour of all.
