Kienyang marked a sharp turning polo in tie nature of the iver fr With each mile above there we boran leave signs of ciileation behind tad entered a country, feraggy hills, covered witha heavy trowih of tween and bamboo, and] Erowing wilder at every tart. The frimal Life alo reflected the change At one place the taxidermist rushed into the cabin for the shot-gun and, was linen of the while, again, he of ashore at a aly Woking spot and in a very short time with a fine fat muntjack and two cock pheasants, It was great dotion that I was not able to get once get into the mountains, I would rapidly mend, in the changed conditions, and soon be as fit as ever.
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