 | Hui-li - 1911 - 278 pages
...this account the extreme difficulty of climbing over the first, and the danger of crossing the others. Moreover the wind, and the snow driven in confused...though wrapped in heavy folds of fur-bound garments. When desirous of food or sleep there is no dry place to be found for a halt ; the only way is to hang... | |
 | Huili - 1911 - 322 pages
...this account the extreme difficulty of climbing over the first, and the danger of crossing the others. Moreover the wind, and the snow driven in confused...difficult to escape an icy coldness of body though wripped in heavy folds of fur-bound garments. When desirous of food or sleep there is no dry place... | |
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... blinded with the glare, so that it cannot long gaze at them. The icy peaks fall down sometimes and lie athwart the road, some of them a hundred feet high, and others several tens of feet wide. On this account the extreme difficulty of climbing over... 