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Plate XXIII. A Tartar and a Nagay Mufician; the former playing on acommon violin, and the latter on a peculiar two-ftringedinftrument. Farther, an elegant ftnall Turkifh table, withcofFee-cups and confectionary, in the front ground, and aTartar merchant liftening to the Performance. At a dif-tance appears the refidence of a nobleman.

Plate XXIV. The Crimean Camel, with two bunches on its back. Inthe back-ground appears a Tartar village, together withits gardens p. 452.

Plate XXV. A full-grown, grey Crimean Sheep, belonging to the breedwith diminutive fat tails; and which affords the valuablelamb-fkins, by pafluring on the Tarkhanfkoi-Kut. At adiftance there is profpett of the fea. p. 455.

Plate XXVI. A Lamb of the fame breed, having curled wool of a filver-grey tint. In the back-ground is exhibited a Tartar vil-lage, fimilar to thofe generally eftablilhed on the plains,without gardens. p. 455.

Plate XXVII. A Peafant and Girl of Ruflia Minor, in their fummerdreffes j together with an aged woman of the fame coun-try.