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making any plans. We were hot
and sticky. I laid down and
went to sleep. When I got up, the
Dr. was ready and I soon was
prepared for a lark. Alas, every
guide and carriage had a job.
There was a great annual
Hindu festival and everyone
had gone to it. We finally
found a nice Hindu boy who
thought he spoke English, altho'
I couldn't agree with him on that
point. We engaged a jutka, the
native wagon of the country.
They have two wheels and a
cover like an American prairie schooner
but are covered with oil cloth. The
whole thing is very small. They
are usually drawn by a bullock
but we had a horse, about