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... Tibetan dictionary and working out new methods for learning the Tibetan language . He speaks Tibetan , Hindustani , and Lepcha dialects and can write in those languages . Brooke and I absorbed from this remarkable man all we could about ...
... Tibetan dictionary and working out new methods for learning the Tibetan language . He speaks Tibetan , Hindustani , and Lepcha dialects and can write in those languages . Brooke and I absorbed from this remarkable man all we could about ...
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... Tibetan cities , though it numbers probably not more than 1,500 to 2,000 people . For livelihood the people depend upon agriculture and trade with passing caravans . Tibetan Etiquette Complicated Nima Tak La Rungsha As soon as we were ...
... Tibetan cities , though it numbers probably not more than 1,500 to 2,000 people . For livelihood the people depend upon agriculture and trade with passing caravans . Tibetan Etiquette Complicated Nima Tak La Rungsha As soon as we were ...
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... Tibetan Member. Most Powerful Person in Tibet Is the Dalai Lama's Regent The Dalai Lama's Tibetan Name Is Jeisum Jampel Ngawang Lobzang. Lt. Col. Ilia Tolstoy Tibetan and Chinese delicacies , some of which had come from the coast of China ...
... Tibetan Member. Most Powerful Person in Tibet Is the Dalai Lama's Regent The Dalai Lama's Tibetan Name Is Jeisum Jampel Ngawang Lobzang. Lt. Col. Ilia Tolstoy Tibetan and Chinese delicacies , some of which had come from the coast of China ...
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