The sun was shining gloriously during the early part of the day but towards night it commenced to snow and snowed for the next few days. Why these British emeers will leave their beautiful and comfortable homes sunny England and wander about among these cold, snowy, mountains long. the borders of Tibet will ever remain" mystery, Capt Brockle-hurst is an Bton boy and there are very few parts of the world unknown to Bion. boys. "Perhaps the captain {ig best known as a big game hunter In Africa having hunted with the Duke of Windsor, and the present King. He has a strong dislike, however, to killing animals and nothing mistresses. him more than to see the reckless killing of wild game.
Nothing gives him greater delight than to observe wild animals ina slate of nature and to discover them tin their habitat. As a retired British eMeer he is devoting is time and energy to the breeding" of wild facials at his home near Leek Staffordshire.
'The day Capt. Brocklehurst lett 'Tachienlu' there was a knock at our back door very late at night. Heaven had come to say that the wild Tibefan inthe captain's caravan hada brother who had just arrived in the city from Gade and he was so sick hho could not possibly live and would we write a note to the captain say-Ing the Tibetan must at all costs return before his brother died,
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