Journals of expeditions to Mongolia from 1919 to 1930
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' in letting them go, and the of the rings' face was like a thunder cloud, I believe he would have strangled great grass cutter could he have had him in his hands. But the fates were kind, left to the left with his donkey ran straight across the highlands. With even then my ringers would not hurry. His motto was 'slowly slowly' & we seemed barely crawling up the slope of a shallow valley which I hoped still held its sheep. It seemed never let me run for as he said quite truly, 'If you can't shoot when you have got death.' On the summit of the draw the old hunter noticed me behind him & could could raise his head. Then a little further. Another step & a long creak. He stood on tiptoe & quietly settling back quietly returned to rest up beside him. Just then a gust of wind swept across the hill top & raised the savine. There was a rushy beat, a clatter of sliding rock, a three again dashed into view on the oppo- site side! They stopped two hundred yards My hunter was frantically exclaiming "Come here. Don't shoot! Don't shoot!" But I was at a loss & Then were my sheep within draw. The ```</think> <think></think>The user wants me to transcribe the handwritten text in the image into a JSON object. I need to follow specific instructions: ignore faint backwards text, don't guess unclear words (use [illegible]), preserve line breaks with ' ', maintain original spelling/punctuation, and return a single JSON object with key