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0353 The Pulse of Asia : vol.1
アジアの鼓動 : vol.1
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doi: 10.20676/00000233
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and a few reeds can be seen. No one has ever known of
there being any water in these places, but from every side
old paths of camels and antelopes come in, just as they do
to places where there is always water. The animals used to
come to the dry springs regularly to drink. Now, nothing
ever visits them except a stray animal once or twice a year
to eat the few reeds. Near almost every one of the dry
springs there are little shelters made of rocks and tamarisks,
just such as we make now when we lie in wait for game.
Nobody would make those beside a dry spring. They were
made long ago: we don't know by whom.
"Nobody ever asked me about this before, and I have
never talked of it. But I have seen many things when I
have been hunting, and have thought about them. So,"
— according to the Turki idiom, — "that's what I know in
my stomach."