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0213 India and Tibet : vol.1
India and Tibet : vol.1 / Page 213 (Color Image)

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doi: 10.20676/00000295
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at the time that I w
ning we might establi
hutan, for the Easte
l on that frontier, and
ser intimacy between u
afterwards. Mr. White
blished the best possibl
Bhutan is now definit

last attempt to negotia
d Resident at Llasa ca
, but never came. Th
ointed specially for this
ot reach Lhasa till Febr
se nor any proper Tibet
remained patiently at Tu
rch.

ers had a poor time for h
the watch, and Colonel
lessness from the effect o
l to go for a fortnight
r 9,000 feet above sea-le
sleeping again, after whi
, twelve cases of pneumo
which, from the altitu
young fellow in the poli
to have both his feet am
nally died of the effect
o employ us, too. Capt
ng; Mr. Hayden wa
Captain Walton wa
ny size and descriptio
or would always be se
degree of dirt; all
ountain-sides, shelters h
nd, getting as much o
ine of these sudden st
ghly enjoying mysel
ailing pleasure.
re clear and bright, bl