" These "Copper Kettle Lanes" are found in many large
cities.--E.J.D.]
BOOK II.
The second part of my trip was from almost the extreme east to the
extreme west of Yuen-nan--from Tong-ch'uan-fu to Bhamo, in British Burma.
The following was the route chosen, over the main road in some
instances, and over untrodden roads in others, just as circumstances
happened:
Tong-ch'uan-fu to Yuen-nan-fu (the capital city) 520 li.
Yuen-nan-fu to Tali-fu 905 li.
Tali-fu to Tengyueh (Momien) 855 li.
Tengyueh to Bhamo (Singai) 280 English
miles approx.
I also made a rather extended tour among the Miao tribes, in country
untrodden by Europeans, except by missionaries working among the people.
FIRST JOURNEY
TONG-CH'UAN-FU TO THE CAPITAL
CHAPTER XIII.
_Stages to the capital_. _Universality of reform in China_. _Political,
moral, social and spiritual contrast of Yuen-nan with other parts of the
Empire_. _Inconsistencies of celestial life_. _Author's start for
Burma_. _The caravan_. _To Che-chi_. _Dogs fighting over human bones_.
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