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LAULPETT. A mile to the north of Laulpet, is Sautghur, family. five miles from the foot of the Pass of Naka- taken in the middle of the river at the moment but during the rains, a broad and deep stream From Vellore, or its neighbourhood, the coun- try assumes a more varied appearance, and about in neat style by a rich Mussel man merchant of of its descent, and the whole perished. over-hang it, arising from the river Palaur, which so suddenly, that not long ago a schoolmaster, who was passing with his scholars, was over- hills ; and immediately beyond the town, is an the comfort of a good bungalow. In the centre shaded by heavy -foliaged tamarind-trees, scat- rushes along with such velocity, and comes down tered here and there. Here troops on the march nairy is the village of Laulpett, on the confines a ruined fort surrounded by commanding craggy in the dry season presents only a bed of sand, generally encamp, but the traveller can have Madras, containing the remains of some of his FALLS OF THE CAVERY mist which generally seems in the distance to of the village is a Mausoleum and Mosque built of which are some acres of beautiful greensward,

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