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Perils and Captivity

Note 39 — II. NARRATIVE OF THE CAPTIVITY OF M. DE BRISSON (continued 2)

Patrick Maxwell translation

This great drum is committed to the charge of one of the most considerable inhabitants. It is used on different occasions; sometimes to call to arms, sometimes to inform that an Arab is bewildered in the Desert, and at other times that the camels are lost.

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