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0031 Report of a Mission to Yarkund in 1873 : vol.1
Report of a Mission to Yarkund in 1873 : vol.1 / Page 31 (Grayscale High Resolution Image)

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[Photo] 2 Embassy Camp, Kashmir

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doi: 10.20676/00000196
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Robat (Blue Post-house). He
we pursued our way across
mile into the desert plain of
of Englishman was not un-

bazaar, we were offered for s-
mpting to induce us to purcha-
e, you will want these and m-
we gave to his words. For the
hool Ak Robat (White Post-ho-
the rest-house in the Kyrg-
ience of Yangi Hissar, with a
as with honour. Kiul Mo-
very intelligent and distingui-
pression with which they whi-
military ceremonial. The refin-
yellow leather coats lined with
er had a curious patch of the s-
distinguishing mark to his follo-
d, as usual, a well carpeted tray of
road and his followers having dis-
s, and waited on us. We were
rking than the versatility of
virtual military duty, they live li-
to be done, and when they are
man carries his blanket or clap-
ry or cooking utensils have to
lish the soldier mounts and takes

and there meeting signs of habi-
g for the night in the royal caram-
mbling iron which Mr. Shaw d-
d, as we much impregnated with l-
mple process described by Mr. Sh-
of Toylok, and over the Ro-
d for the Ählik. Mills were wor-
e used for looking rice and oth-
e ridge, we entered the town of Yan-
ed by mud walls with smaller
ugh the main street of the baza-
which is in a plain about 100 ya-
and presents a somewhat impos-

a walled garden, in which a nu-
orphin tents were pitched and th-
painted, good carpets and silk cu-
ch red basin and supposed to sit u-

sent a special messenger to m-
d he therefore wished to take th-
ments for our proper receptio-

range of mountains in which a-
spicuously grand and made us