Handwritten China journal of Edmund Heller (3 of 5)
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thighs & waist heavily stored like those seen on the Nam-tung, I saw climb the village many trees bearing jack fruit, the first I have her seen. Areca palm was also seen & many Papaiips, The afternoon was success very warm & the night calm & still & very warm. There is no intense cultivation here such as you see to be seen in China there being much waste level land on every hand. The beds of most of the streams were swollen yesterday which are tributaries, to the Tarpy, flowed them granite beds, great-granite boulders! Slowing their progress & filling them with rapids. No game animal or bird were seen except small birds. A single species of small lizard was