In Tibet And Chinese Turkestan : Being the Record of Three Years' Exploration

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The hard, cold mountain shapes are not relieved by a single tree, nor softened in form or colour by spreading vegetation. A few patches of grass here and there, 13 178 IN TIBET AND CHINESE TURKESTAN struggling for existence, only show the severity of the conditions to which they are subjected.
I remained at Yepal Ungur till the rain and snow should cease, but meantime fresh tracks were found leading from the carcases of two recently killed yak, and indicating that two men with donkeys were goin
...g towards Polu. Having resolved to send Eaju to Polu to obtain the sheep from Ladak with their loads of corn, I had tried to induce some of the Kara Sai men to act as his guides, but they had declined, feigning ignorance of the route. Their real reason was probably founded on the hostility which existed between the Polu and the Kara Sai villagers, who both claimed the right to shoot yak near Yepal Ungur, the Polu men asserting that the right belonged to them exclusively. Since none would act as guides, I sent Eaju on the track of the two Polu yak- shooters.

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