Across China on Foot
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1. Front matter2. Introductory material3. INTRODUCTORY4. FIRST JOURNEY5. CHAPTER I.6. SECOND JOURNEY7. CHAPTER II.8. CHAPTER III.9. CHAPTER IV.10. THIRD JOURNEY11. CHAPTER V.12. CHAPTER VI.13. FOURTH JOURNEY.14. CHAPTER VII.15. CHAPTER VIII16. CHAPTER IX.17. CHAPTER X.18. FIFTH JOURNEY.19. CHAPTER XI.20. CHAPTER XII.21. BOOK II.22. FIRST JOURNEY23. CHAPTER XIII.24. CHAPTER XIV.25. SECOND JOURNEY26. CHAPTER XV.27. CHAPTER XVI.28. CHAPTER XVII.29. CHAPTER XVIII.30. CHAPTER XIX.31. THIRD JOURNEY32. CHAPTER XX.33. CHAPTER XXI.34. FOURTH JOURNEY35. CHAPTER XXII.36. CHAPTER XXIII.37. CHAPTER XXIV.38. FIFTH JOURNEY39. CHAPTER XXV.40. CHAPTER XXVI.41. END OF BOOK II.42. ANCIENT TIBETAN PRAYER WHEELS The prayer wheel plays an important part in religious observances in Tibet, the ritual often resembling that of the ancient Christian church.43. WASH DAY AMONG THE CHILDREN Scene in the school grounds of the mission at Tongch'uanfu, the "City of the Eastern Streams"—and a very happy little band they are.44. TWO DAYS OUT FROM YUNGCHANGFU An almost everyday scene in the western part of China—China's "Switzerland"—on the main road from Chung-king to Upper Burma.45. FAMILY SCENE IN HUA MIAOLAND In many districts of this wild country nothing will grow except corn (maize) and hemp; latter people weave for clothing.