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| A cataract |
286 |
| Arm of the Yudoma, called the Devil’s arm |
292 |
| Enter the river Maya |
294 |
| Meet nine boats loaded with military stores for M. Billings’ expedition |
295 |
| A fortunate supply of horses |
296 |
| Yakout songs |
298 |
| Particulars of my journey as far as Amgui |
299 |
| My reception at Amgui |
301 |
| Description of a Yakout yourt |
302 |
| A drink called koumouiss |
303 |
| Customs and manners of the Yakouts |
304 |
| Fables |
308 |
| Funerals |
310 |
| Wooden images of a malicious divinity |
314 |
| Summer habitations of the Yakouts |
315 |
| Arrival at Yarmangui |
316 |
| Width of the Lena at Yakoutsk |
317 |
| Arrival at Yakoutsk |
318 |
| Sup with M. Billings |
319 |
| Description of Yakoutsk |
321 |
| Inhabitants |
322 |
| Navigation on the Lena |
323 |
| Persons employed in this service from stage to stage |
324 |
| Town of Oleckma |
328 |
| Meet a Toungouse |
ib |
| Toungouse canoes |
329 |
| Visit a horde of these people |
330 |
| Particulars respecting them |
331 |
| Town of Pelodui |
334 |
| Of Kiringui |
336 |
| Particulars of the Bratskis |
338 |
| Arrival at Irkoutsk |
339 |
| Commerce carried on between Russia and China |
345 |
| Desert of Barabniskoi-step |
362 |
| Adventure in this desert |
364 |
| Arrival at Tomsk |
366 |
| At Tobolsk |
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