Journals of expeditions to Mongolia from 1919 to 1930
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he then set up the men in front of him on Martin's bridge and waited after the author which had appeared on a cow. When it landed at some time from minutes I author attacked into plane, we rushed its length, which continue about 50 meters and ran right as fast as the car could give through ground. The next minute then we were able to move handkerchief up to man and we fall on the cow's necks which are moving singularly so that they were moved be at our backs, fortunately the cow jumped and we got up 30 meters with the car. The author did not seem very wild and its running fast were my no measuring speed. My gained it then I they running about in front of the car. The herd divided and 10 a 12 ran straight away from us. It was a difficult thing to