His design, whatever it was, he concerted with an officer in the army, whose name was Kat, a man in whom he placed great confidence, and whom, having chosen him for the companion of his flight, he necessarily trusted with the preparatory measures.

The king, after an imprisonment of some time, set his son at liberty; but poor Kat was ordered to be tried for a capital crime.

He was one of the most eminent members of a famous society called the Kit-Kat Club, which consisted of above thirty noblemen and gentlemen, distinguished by their zealous affection to the Protestant succession in the House of Hanover.

" FOOTNOTES: [Footnote 1: hos d' ote cheimarroi potamoi kat opesthi rheontes es misgagkeian xumballeton obrimon udor krounon ek melalon koilaes entosthe charadraes.

Feare you not, Madam; I am well prepar'd. Kat.

The mus-u-kat lay round him now, And wrap his feet with rad-bat-bands,[20]

[Footnote 19: "Mus-u-kat," was also of the same character as the preceding.]

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From 1819, the period of Gaika's concessions, up to the year 1829, he with his tribe dwelt upon the Kat river, following their pastoral life in peace, and cultivating their corn-fields.

Suddenly they were ejected from their lands by the Kat river, on the plea that Gaika had ceded these lands to the colony.