Note 8 — CHAP. VI. WE CROSS THE EAST AFRICAN GHAUTS.
Reading edition
The Indian “khad” is the deep rocky drain in hilly countries, thus differing from the popular idea of a “ravine,” and from the nullah, which is a formation in more level lands.
Reading edition
The Indian “khad” is the deep rocky drain in hilly countries, thus differing from the popular idea of a “ravine,” and from the nullah, which is a formation in more level lands.