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0749 Ruins of Desert Cathay : vol.2
中国砂漠地帯の遺跡 : vol.2
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[Photo] 332 ライテン湖の南西端方面の景色.海抜約16、 000フィート.VIEW ACROSS SOUTH-WEST END OF LAKE LIGHTEN. Elevation of lake circ. 16,000 feet above the sea.
[Photo] 333 1908年9月16日のキャンプ近くの、風化した枯れ湖床にある「目撃者」.アジズが「目撃者」の上に立っており、イブラヒム=ベグは別のそれの後ろで乗馬をしている.WITNESSES' IN WIND-ERODED DRY LAKE BED NEAR CAMP OF SEPTEMBER 16TH, 1908. Aziz standing on a witness, Ibrahim Beg riding behind another. Elevation circ. 15,300 feet above the sea.

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living creature could be sighted nor eve
The thought then struck me vividly th
a foretaste of what the surface of our p
in a distant future, after all moisture
d the rocks of the great ranges crumbled
its extremes. It all seemed as lifeless a
a landscape in the moon.
mile slopes of detritus and crossing at d
ver had fully four miles wide at its debouche
d towards the centre of the basin. T
amed and we struck in the evening while
e caused serious misgivings about water.
well-digging would be useless. But whe
the twilight to reconnoitre the ground to
d upon a well-marked dry lake bed and to
relief upon a small stream with water
meandering in the midst of this salt waste. G
l to bring my camp there, though there was
etation dead or living to be found anywhe
miserable spot I had the great grief to lo
adakhshi pony which had carried me ever si
rkestan, except when I worked in the des
ever shown any sign of distress even wh
Taklamakan on the scantiest allowan
was always equal to the hardest of fares
tfully chew even ancient dead wood if noth
thing was in reach. He had been ailing f
arving, exactly from what, the united wis
familiar as they all were with horsefles
d man. But when he was brought into ca
early looked most serious.
I could in that wilderness to procure co
ful comrade of twenty-seven months m
d in whatever felt and blankets could be mu
bitterly cold night and giving him doses
the bottle of Port I had kept for emergen
We had brought along the
e hot water. We had brought along the
from the last camp just sufficient to cov
al. But all endeavours to save Bakhsh
main. When I got up before daybreak to