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one cannot be cortam that a great in the day may not be bright

pertine of

sunshine which in

conjunction witho

the labour and falique of walking usion sough

and Rockly ground where

occasionally it is so steep it is imposible

to stand without the

sch

and

occurred in

of a foles

2.

number

in all the Roads I have

be ground of places formed.

and fatigue

for

ľ

arriving

it is

Then considerable exertion

a.re

me parity

at the

endured.

scene of operationis,

absolutely requisite to Ection

to Victoria every night;

Suraty of

very

the Brais

and

the

Read just mentioned the

bust distance to travel on

theat

horees I purpose is twelve miles.

back for Iwill make no further remark Regarding it except to observe that;

to excente

atte

ordinary day's work

infinitely greater amount of actual

labour is demanded in · comparison?

with other place where more facilities exist for timport from place to

place; and that in inim

to do

do any

work at all it is requisite

to be on the

for

ground at gum. five;

work cannot be undertaken.

carried ou

with impunity after

seven or eight A. M.. occasionally.

shetter is obtainable from

the

afternoon sun, then the work inmat be renewed and proceeded with.. until sun set, after which the exertion and danger of the Ection to Victoria over perkape informed Reads generally.

little or no twilight: S have dwelt considerably

there

being

in the dark,

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expone

this topie thean I originally intended,

but it will

Dirve as an

apology forr

any apparent slavness in surveye