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Page 295
... Tibet's towering border , and even that force , having once gained access , has been almost swallowed up in the devil - worship which is the highest religion that the Tibetans themselves have evolved . Until recent years , practically ...
... Tibet's towering border , and even that force , having once gained access , has been almost swallowed up in the devil - worship which is the highest religion that the Tibetans themselves have evolved . Until recent years , practically ...
Page 303
... Tibetans first make a strong liquid by boiling the coarse Chinese tea which they prize most highly . The concoction is strained into a churn and to it are added a lump of butter , more or less stale , and a handful of salt . The queer ...
... Tibetans first make a strong liquid by boiling the coarse Chinese tea which they prize most highly . The concoction is strained into a churn and to it are added a lump of butter , more or less stale , and a handful of salt . The queer ...
Page 304
raw . Naturally , stom- ach trouble is rife among the Tibetan nomads . The Tibetans of this region were probably the original users of condensed milk in the form of dry lumps , for they have prepared this article of food for many ...
raw . Naturally , stom- ach trouble is rife among the Tibetan nomads . The Tibetans of this region were probably the original users of condensed milk in the form of dry lumps , for they have prepared this article of food for many ...
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