To the Snows of Tibet Through China
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sly and treacherous. These dogs are used by all the caravan drivers to protect their merchandise at night. Wlien they arrive at a camping- place the beasts of burden have their loads removed and stacked together. They are then covered with a tent of some sort, and the dogs are secured to stakes all round.
If they caught a thief they would pull him down in a moment, and probably kill him.
On July 251 left Ta-tsien-lu for a few days, travelling to Chet-tu, a Tibetan village about ten miles to the... westward. The mountains here rise to an elevation of 15,000 feet, and I found lodging in a stone-built hut in the valley beneath. There were two rooms in the hut, one being inhabited by the owners, the other by the cows, pigs, cats, dogs, and fowls belonging to them — and ourselves. It was not possible to get much rest, and the place was very dirty. The roof let the rain in, and the wind whistled through crevices in the walls.
Everything, however, was not bad, for I found I could get excellent milk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
sly and treacherous. These dogs are used by all the caravan drivers to protect their merchandise at night. Wlien they arrive at a camping- place the beasts of burden have their loads removed and stacked together. They are then covered with a tent of some sort, and the dogs are secured to stakes all round.
If they caught a thief they would pull him down in a moment, and probably kill him.
On July 251 left Ta-tsien-lu for a few days, travelling to Chet-tu, a Tibetan village about ten miles to the... westward. The mountains here rise to an elevation of 15,000 feet, and I found lodging in a stone-built hut in the valley beneath. There were two rooms in the hut, one being inhabited by the owners, the other by the cows, pigs, cats, dogs, and fowls belonging to them — and ourselves. It was not possible to get much rest, and the place was very dirty. The roof let the rain in, and the wind whistled through crevices in the walls.
Everything, however, was not bad, for I found I could get excellent milk.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pratt, A. E. (Antwerp Edgar) to read onlineMoreLess
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