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lives and often the property of women ; though pos-
sibly this theory is a convenient invention, devised
to escape work, by the lazy lords of the creation.
Some of the women were very pretty, with delicate
features and • rich olive complexions, not much
darker than that of a Spanish brunette; but their
charms were marred in British eyes by the usual
Abysinian taste kir grease and dist iste for soap.
As the Americans say, we are a sadly prejudiced

people.
News came in here from the captives to-day,
dated Feb. 3, but only to the stereotyped effect
that they were well, and that Theodore was drag-
ging his heavy guns and baggage on to Magdala.
I forgot to ask whether Gobaze was watch-
ing" him. He has been plundering the people of
Dalanta, despite all his oaths and promises of
friendship, so they are again in revolt. Probably
his army must have supplies, and can only get them
by plunder.
The country in this immediate neighbourhood
does not seem very fertile, but by a dexterous stroke
of diplomacy Captain Speedy, late " Basha Fellaka"
to Theodore, now chief interpreter in our Intelli-
gence Department, diverted a quantity of grain on
its way to a neighbouring market into our camp,
so that the horses and baggage animals have been
well supplied. A little further on, at Lake Ashangi,
supplies are said to abound. Major Grant, the
African traveller, who has gone on ahead to open
the market, gives in his official report a most satis-
factory account of the fertility of the country, and
of the eager, enthusiastic reception with which the
inhabitants have welcomed him.