Journals of expeditions to Mongolia from 1919 to 1930
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100 have and had many battles. But his next cool was thick, fine, the most beautiful of any we had seen. lay in the bottom of the valley impressed again. as before by the enormous size of an argali's body, an animal's body, an excellent I compare it with the one as a drubby arrived before we had finished our maybe drawing two animals before him. sherp about the airship but around was at least or third larger than that of the dorkery and with his tremendous neck head must have weighed a great deal the more. after the pass had been skinned Tomod left the meat pack in the meat shed while we climbed to the fort summit of the pass and marched slowly down into the twilight. Major Barker came on shortly after we reached the village. He was almost done, or his man had taken him through drough country, north of camp. A party from the city who had been badly gassed in addition but Barker was indignant at this day. Even so he had not killed a sheep but had wounded one in the leg that seem thirty more than either Harry or the entire I during all the time we had him at our shut.