Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 275William Blackwood, 1954 - England |
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A policeman examines our passes through the window and waves us on . We drive into the inner courtyard , pay the taxi ... We mount the steps and pass through the mahogany and plate - glass doors . Footmen in red coats and black knee ...
A policeman examines our passes through the window and waves us on . We drive into the inner courtyard , pay the taxi ... We mount the steps and pass through the mahogany and plate - glass doors . Footmen in red coats and black knee ...
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None of this territory had been explored , and I could hope to reach it only if I found a pass leading south across the main range of Api . Again , no pass was known . I might liken this north - west corner of Nepal to an arrowhead ...
None of this territory had been explored , and I could hope to reach it only if I found a pass leading south across the main range of Api . Again , no pass was known . I might liken this north - west corner of Nepal to an arrowhead ...
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When Gansser and Heim visited the Tinkar valley , the legend of such a pass had been told them by the people of Changru village . In times long past the men of Marmar district , on the south side of Api , made a pass across the range ...
When Gansser and Heim visited the Tinkar valley , the legend of such a pass had been told them by the people of Changru village . In times long past the men of Marmar district , on the south side of Api , made a pass across the range ...
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