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0223 Among the Celestials : vol.1
Among the Celestials : vol.1 / Page 223 (Color Image)

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been reached. For the rest of the te
ld be, so to speak, on my return. Ka
well known, too, from the Indian sid
was a Russian consul stationed the
hen I reached the place I appeare
arrived again on the fringes of civi

king through the native town, we pu
on the southern side. I sent my
passport to the yamen, and very soo
ards the Afghan Aksakal and a nu
dian traders came to see me. Th
als are men selected by the Chinese f
the traders of each country as th
ntatives. They are responsible fo
any new arrivals, and all dealings w
untrymen are carried on by the Chi
them. They correspond to a cer
o consuls, and perform some of th
of a consul, but they are appoi
owed at the pleasure of the Chi
ghan Aksakal, though he was alr
spected of having sheltered the m
Mr. Dalgleish (to whom I will ref
) and had to leave Kashgar, not
ost useful, and greatly impressed m