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0507 Ruins of Desert Cathay : vol.2
中国砂漠地帯の遺跡 : vol.2
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[Photo] 252 ラオトゥコウの牧草地近くのモンゴル族首領.MONGOL HEAD-MEN NEAR GRAZING-GROUNDS OF LAO-T'U-KOU.

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doi: 10.20676/00000213
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course of centuries so thoroughly tamed and [...]
those lamentable qualities which once made [...]
vision of all Asia and the terror of Europe [...]
In the war Chinese were scarcely obsolete [...]
[...] "ancient heroes" were more distinctly [...]
image in their beloved dam country in the [...]
Late at night on August 3rd we entered [...]
Li-yao Valley, after having it our descent [...]
from Alpine meadows into the familiar [...]
the bare hills. Next forenoon we reached [...]
pretty oasis of Li-yao, where ever our [...]
assured that all troubles and privations [...]
From my tent pitched in a picturesque [...]
I watched with real relief men and beasts [...]
great treat I had ordered for them. Not [...]
had been lost in spite of all the hard marching [...]
elevations, and as the photograph taken at [...]
(Fig. 145) shows, they too had not suffered [...]
heart.

A day's well-earned halt was passed in [...]
but was made pleasant by the hospitable [...]
local commandant, a hearty old warrior [...]
expecting us for weeks past. Then in [...]
marvel for Kan-chou through a rice station [...]
commanding walled villages (Fig. 153). On [...]
at the rivers, which after the heavy rains [...]
the big torrents across the plain, slightly [...]
the high road, and, among much trouble [...]
delayed our arrival until the next evening [...]
walls of the large and populous city (Fig. [...]
array of Mandarin received me. The [...]
what embarrassing, considering the [...]
what clothing I had been able to take [...]
mountains.

Naik Ram Singh, who rejoined me [...]
had prepared quarters for us in a large [...]
outside the south city wall, and there I [...]
a large bag of mails which a stout little [...]
had brought after a sixty days' ride from [...]
three months' thirst for news here at [...]