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Toungouse yourts |
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Coquetry of the women |
185 |
Features and character of the Toungouses |
186 |
Perplexities to which we are reduced by the ice being broken up |
188 |
Obliged to pass over a cornice of ice that adhered to a rock |
190 |
Stop at the house of a Yakout |
197 |
Fort of Taousk |
200 |
Village of Gorbé |
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Of Iné |
202 |
Arrival at Okotsk |
204 |
Visit Mrs. Kasloff |
208 |
Impossibility of procuring deer |
210 |
Description of Okotsk |
211 |
Departure from Okotsk |
214 |
Dangerous situation on a river |
215 |
Remonstrance of one of my guides |
217 |
Obliged to return to Okotsk |
219 |
News of the arrival of M. Kasloff at Ingiga |
225 |
Historical details respecting the commerce of Okotsk |
227 |
Its government |
242 |
Expedition of M. Billings |
246 |
Breaking up of the river Okhota |
249 |
Famine occasioned by the length of winter |
252 |
Preparations for my departure |
254 |
Description of my wretched steeds |
257 |
Salt work twelve wersts from Okotsk |
259 |
Particulars of my journey |
260 |
Manner of our halt |
265 |
Food of the Yakouts |
269 |
Meet a caravan of merchants |
270 |
In danger of being drowned |
272 |
Arrival at Ouratskoï-plodbisché |
277 |
Custom observed by the Yakouts when they leave a horse in the high way |
279 |
Accident that happens to Golikoff |
280 |
Arrival at the cross of Yudoma |
281 |
Difficulties we experience from the wretched condition of the boats |
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