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0135 Tibet and Turkestan : vol.1
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doi: 10.20676/00000231
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reach Kashok or some other
name.

a double, had been up s
and fine pass, and Moh
m a little; he kept his
pretended to be. He w
ishments are occasional
taken by unusual elevati
y, though some of us
anything more serious
ath. We were this a
er thousand feet. I am
y to a lean whittle-fac
answer for the ills of al
y day. Except for the
Mir Mullah's the tribe
groaned ludicrously, b
him, if he duly led us
cold, deserted Tibetan fe
agreed upon by Moha
which we hoped to lear
re therefore disputed f
of two long marches fr
understood to say that
lence to the rest. Bef
y were told that in th
ken by another road (
other agreed point for
Yar-mable in Attic.
ably the simple nativ
his country I it is
the curiosity that had
by far, and were fami