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Citation Information
| INDEX. | 407 |
Mongul yurts or felt tents, 68 ; hunters,
83 ; temples, 83 ; encampments, 95
Mongolia, Plain of, 67 ; pasture lands, 81;
camel wool, 82
--, steppes of, 23
Mongolian ponies and mules, 44
Morgai, a Turki house, 117
Mosquitoes, scourge of, 13, 23
Mukden, 7, 46 ; temples of, 9 ; Scottish
mission at, 46
Murdock, Miss, 63
Murghabi, 300
Murkush, 28o
Murree, 212, 217
Musa, the Kirghiz, 221
Mustagh-ata, the Father of Mountains,
302, 304, 324
Mustagh Pass, 188 ; description of the
crossing, 188-20o ; the Old, 194 ; the
New, 194, 205
Range, 185
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Nagar valley, 347
Naked Mountain, 217
Nanga Parbat Mountain, 217
Nankon gate, 62
Newchwang, 5, 48
Neza-tash Pass, 294, 300
Nilt, 288, 346
Ninguta, 31, 42
Nisbet, Colonel Parry, 217, 258
Nizam-ul-Mulk, the Mehtar of Chitral,
349, 352, 36o, 37o ; murdered, 376
Nonni, 23
Notovitch, M. Nicolas, 210
Novo-kievsk, 38
Nubra valley, 225
Nurhachu, tomb of, 8
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Oases, III, 132, 149, 150
Opal, 304
Oprang Pass, 276
-- River, 185, 186, 233, 237, 254, 266
Osh, 329
Ovis argali, size of the horns, 112, 119
poli horns, I14, 298
Oxus River, 294, 326, 334
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Pakhpu race, 179
Pakhpulu, 234
Pamir Mountains, first sight of the, 163 Pamir-i-Wakhan, 326, 335
Pamirs, The, 291 ; the Little, 294 ; the Great, 294 ; the Alichur, 298 ; formation, 295 ; meaning of the word, 296 ; climate, 296 ; inhabitants, 297
Panja River, 335
-- valley, 329
Passes, 159, 179, 183, 188,194, 205, 210, 218, 224, 225, 226, 227, 232, 235, 237, 241, 263, 272, 276, 277, 280, 289, 294, 299, 300, 303, 325, 326, 329, 332, 335, 338, 339, 351, 372
Pasu Glacier, 283
Pa-yen-su-su, mission station, 26 Peiho river, 55
Pei-lin-tzu, Roman Catholic mission at, 26
Peking, 56 ; British . legation at, 57 ; Gazette, despatches of the Chinese commander in, 24
Petrovsky, M., Russian Consul at Kash-
gar, 166, 305, 311, 320 ; his view of the condition of England, 312 ; on the treatment of natives, 312 ; opinion of the Chinese, 313
Madame, 305
Petuna, 23
Pevstof, the Russian traveller, ioo
Pi-chan, 131
Pieotsof, Colonel, 273
Pil, 235
Possiet Bay, 39
Prjevalsky, his description of the Mon-
golian camel, 82 note ; the Galpin
Gobi, 92
Punmah glacier, 205
Pyramids, compared with Great Wall of
China, 52
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Raguit, M., 26
Rahmat-ula-Khan, '155, 161 Railway, the first Chinese, 53 Rakapushi Peak, 346 Ramsay, Captain, 211, 220 Ramzan, the interpreter, 260
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