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 68, 69. The Slain Yaks; Tundup Sonam, the Hunter on the left in 68

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 70. Rehim Ali, one of my Ladakis on the First Crossing of Tibet

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 71. Starting on a Voyage

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 72. In Peril on Lake Lighten

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 73. The Author and Rehim Ali pull the Boat out of the Waves up on to the Shore

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 74. Camp at the Yeshil-kul

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 75. The Pul-tso, looking East

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 76. Horses and Mules in open Country

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 77. Death in the Jaws of Wolves—or Shipwreck

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 78. A Dangerous Situation on the Yeshil-kul. In Moonshine

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 79. At Deasy’s Camp

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 80. Afternoon Tea in the open Air

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 81. Melting Snow for Drinking-Water

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 82. Preparations for Dinner at Camp 41

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 83. The Author, Robert, and Rehim Ali attacked by a wounded Yak

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 84. Rehim Ali falls to the Ground and thus rescues us from the furious Yak

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 85, 86. The First Tibetans

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 87. Smoking Camp-fires in the Heart of Chang-tang

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 88. Our Yaks, bought from the First Tibetans

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 89. “Where are you going?” they asked me

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 90. Near the Dangra-yum-tso

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 91, 92, 93. On the Ngangtse-tso

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 94. In a Snowstorm on the Ice of the Ngangtse-tso

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 95. Hlaje Tsering and his Travelling Companion, a Lama, at my Tent on the Ngangtse-tso

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 96. Servants of Hlaje Tsering

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 97. Messenger with Letters from Home, and his Travelling Companion

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 98. Hlaje Tsering setting out

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 99. Three Tibetans saluting

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100. Pass of La-rock. Mani Heap with Fluttering Prayer-Streamers

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101. On the Bank of the Tsangpo (Brahmaputra)

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102. The Tsangpo with Floating Ice