IIIFカラー高解像度
国立情報学研究所 - ディジタル・シルクロード・プロジェクト
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| Peking to Lhasa : vol.1 | |
| 北京からラサへ : vol.1 |
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引用情報
A SHOOTING EXPEDITION 59
crossing a dashing hill torrent. At the end of the
march he put up with Father Liu-P'ei, a Chinese
Catholic priest, in a charming mission house
situated on the hill-side, 600 feet above the valley
and with a court inside filled with beautiful
flowers. Here Pereira was laid up for fifty-three
days with a blistered foot, due to his walking in
sandals. And his stay was not rendered any the
pleasanter by the weather, for it rained nearly
every day in September.
At last he set out after pandar once more on
September 28. He took with him his two boys,
three hunters and seven coolies and a man with
a kind of chair on which he could be carried over
rivers. The country was so bad he still could not
wear boots, but used some local sandals which he
found very comfortable. He proceeded nearly
due north up the valley of the Teng-ch'ih-kou.
There were a few Chinese hovels scattered over
the valley, each with its patch of maize cabbages
or buckwheat. But Pereira wondered how their
inhabitants could endure the severe winter, as
the huts were ill-built of planks and brushwood
and had many openings to the weather.
After going 11 miles up the valley Pereira
halted for the night and put up his bed under an
overhanging rock by the stream, whilst the rest
of the party spent the night under other rocks.
The next day he left the main valley and ascended
a smaller tributary valley on the west and pitched
a tent about a mile up it. He then for some days
climbed about the neighbouring hills, often in
drenching rain, and frequently along a slippery
track on the face of a precipice. Taking with him
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