Nothingamusedmemore，whenIhadlodgingsofthisdescription，thanthecuriosityofthepeople，whowouldrushineverymorning，assoonasIopenedthedoor。Thefirstthingtheysaidtoeachotherwasalways，\"Krarhefurhunsovid\"Wherecanshehaveslept?。ThegoodpeoplecouldnotconceivehowitwaspossibletospendanightALONEinachurchsurroundedbyachurchyard；theyperhapsconsideredmeanevilspiritorawitch，andwouldtoogladlyhaveascertainedhowsuchacreatureslept。WhenIsawtheirdisappointedfaces，Ihadtoturnawaynottolaughatthem。
June29th。
EarlythenextmorningIcontinuedmyjourney。NotfarfromSkalholtwecametotheriverThiorsa，whichisdeepandrapid。Wecrossedinaboat；butthehorseshadtoswimafterus。Itisoftenverytroublesometomakethehorsesenterthesestreams；theyseeatoncethattheywillhavetoswim。Theguideandboatmencannotleavetheshoretillthehorseshavebeenforcedintothestream；
andeventhentheyhavetothrowstones，tothreatenthemwiththewhip，andtofrightenthembyshoutsandcries，topreventthemfromreturning。
Whenwehadmadenearlytwelvemilesonmarshyroads，wecametothebeautifulwaterfalloftheHuitha。Thisfallisnotsoremarkableforitsheight，whichisscarcelymorethanfifteentotwentyfeet，asforitsbreadth，andforitsquantityofwater。Somebeautifulrocksaresoplacedattheledgeofthefall，thattheydivideitintothreeparts；butitunitesagainimmediatelybeneaththem。Thebedoftheriver，aswellasitsshores，isoflava。