The diary of Edmund Heller, October 9, 1917-January 12, 1918 : covering his return trip from the First Asiatic Expedition led by Roy Chapman Andrews of the American Museum of Natural History
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could reach this ship thru the stary. These Chinese remained Friday frozen in the ice on the mast. Cheer was a foreign appearance as regard it large several stoned houses. Behind it rose a series of high semi bare but terraced hills. Many sand pany and yet to our steamer bearing large red eggs - apples, peas, red grapes, power granite, peanuts etc. At least 50% of these Chinese men still bare cries at the same sort of appendage was noticed & in mei-hai-wa? From Shanghai south however A saw practically no ones but these northerners have not yet discarded their 16 At breakfast time two were steaming by the muddy waters of the Shelf of Chile thru the wind