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0511 Ruins of Desert Cathay : vol.2
中国砂漠地帯の遺跡 : vol.2
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[Photo] 253 寺院の門のあるシャチンツの要塞化された村.甘州への途上.FORTIFIED VILLAGE OF SHA-CHING-TZŬ, WITH TEMPLE GATE, ON ROAD TO KAN-CHOU.
[Photo] 254 甘州にある中央門と目抜き通り.CENTRAL GATE TOWER AND MAIN STREET IN KAN-CHOU.

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CHAPTER LXIX

FROM KAN-CHOU TO THE TUN-

We did three stay at Kan-chou, though ma
number of practical tasks, afforded welcome
was able to get many interesting glimpses of
of life in a typical large Chinese city. F
Owing to the successful resistance with
administrative seat and trade emporium had
Tungan rebels, many quaint old building p
uninjured. But I cannot pause to describ
mention more than one of my personal exper

When on the morning after my arrival
allot quarters to my various followers, etc.
want of space, I was not a little surprised to
large rambling structure which Shih lao-ye
on-occupy at nightfall was crammed in almost
edifice duly remained. The sight of lean to
when we hastily settled down at night in
special attention. But now I was not rea
my honest Indian helpmate, eager to f
space, camping place inside the tent, la
temple was in reality a sort of municipal
was the building set apart by a guild of
distant provinces where detained merch
quarters for periods more or less prolong
families could arrange for transport to f
houses.

Naturally enough my Muhammadan
relish sharing such quarters with their sp
and I myself, after attempting to sati
garden, and finding none, moving out t