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and disappeared like corks behind the next bend.
Somehow or other Kader managed to get through all right,
for, after a good long interval, he made his appearance
wet and dripping like a drowned cat, leading his horse
by the bridle. Strange to say, having found a passable
ford, we managed to cross the river tolerably dry-shod.

Fording the Kizil-su.

The caravan with which on the 5th September, 1899, I
left Kashgar consisted of 15 magnificent camels, 12 horses,
and a whole retinue of servants. Of the horses, none
survived the journey, of the camels only two. I must
now introduce two of my Mussulman attendants, Turdu Bai
and Faisullah, a couple of white-bearded old men from
Russian Turkestan, who during the whole of the time
they were with me served me with exemplary fidelity.
On the other hand Nias Hadji, notwithstanding his

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