Among the Bhotiyas And Their Neighbors
Among the Bhotiyas And Their Neighbors
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The Bhotiyas said they felt as if their own people had arrived ; and we answered that we, too, felt we had come home.
Our coolies, with all our loads intact, were next a wel- come sight. Our servant who had come on ahead, and remained in the seclusion of a Bhotiya tent, also ap- peared, and starting a fire set the tea kettle on to boil. Our own little tent was pitched in the enclosure, our bedding unrolled and a resting place prepared for us. In all these operations the Bhotiyas were most activ...e. We wondered a little at their undisguised pleasure at seeing us, and the pains they were taking to make us com- fortable. They seemed to forget we were on Tibetan and not British soil, and that they might be compromising themselves in thus befriending the foreigners. If they had kept at a distance, and concealed their good will they entertained towards us, we should not have been sur- prised.
After tea we screened the opening of our tent and lay down for a rest. As soon as people heard Miss S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Bhotiyas said they felt as if their own people had arrived ; and we answered that we, too, felt we had come home.
Our coolies, with all our loads intact, were next a wel- come sight. Our servant who had come on ahead, and remained in the seclusion of a Bhotiya tent, also ap- peared, and starting a fire set the tea kettle on to boil. Our own little tent was pitched in the enclosure, our bedding unrolled and a resting place prepared for us. In all these operations the Bhotiyas were most activ...e. We wondered a little at their undisguised pleasure at seeing us, and the pains they were taking to make us com- fortable. They seemed to forget we were on Tibetan and not British soil, and that they might be compromising themselves in thus befriending the foreigners. If they had kept at a distance, and concealed their good will they entertained towards us, we should not have been sur- prised.
After tea we screened the opening of our tent and lay down for a rest. As soon as people heard Miss S.
What to read after Among the Bhotiyas And Their Neighbors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E C M Browne to read onlineMoreLess
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