Essequibo

Keymis, while sailing up the Essequibo, heard that by ascending one of its tributaries—the Rupunoony—he would certainly reach it.

One day, as we were crossing the Essequibo, I saw a large two-toed sloth on the ground upon the bank.

In coming out of the woods you see the western bank of the Essequibo before you, low and flat.

The tigers had kept up a continual roaring every night since we had entered the Essequibo.