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The Negroland of the Arabs examined and explained

Note 84 — GHÁNAH — Aúdaghost — Aúlíl.

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It is plain, from Scott’s narrative (Edinb. Phil. Jour. vol. IV. p. 45), that the level desert continues, without any change, save in the frequency of brackish rills, to the very shore of the lake; southwards from which the country seemed uninhabited; but a little to the north was the town of the Orghebets, in which the dwellings were constructed of canes and bamboos.

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