Fourth Journey (MS 107/3/1-2)
19th November 1779
transcription
[19th November 1779]
19
vertrokken met den morgen en sliepen op onse vorige plaats, by de waterval. eiheep de geisiqua en naugha de kaukeis gingen te rug. 't selfde weer en wind.
[in margin:] nog niets te sien by de waterval om het lage water.
Pinar kwam bebloed by ons hebbende een cameel gejaagt en gekwetst, dog was met de saal van 't paard gevallen.
translation
[19th November 1779]
19
Departed at dawn and slept at our previous place at the waterfall. Eiheep the Geisiqua and Naugha the Kaukeis turned back. The same weather and wind.
Because of low water still nothing to see at the waterfall.
Pienaar arrived all bloody: having chased a giraffe and wounded it but fell from his horse with the saddle.