XX Dr. Wilson joins my expedition for a few marches--What misdeeds a photographic camera can do--Weighing, dividing, and packing provisions--Two extra men wanted--The last friendly faces Pp. 120-122
XXI The Kuti Castle--Under way--Our first disaster--A cheerful and a sulky coolie--Mansing--A brigand--A strange medley of followers--A character--Tailoring--Fields of stones--Troublesome rivers--The Jolinkan or Lebung Pass--Sense of humour--Pleased with small comforts Pp. 123-130
XXII Want of fuel--Cooking under difficulty--Mansing lost and found--Saved from summary justice--Tibetan visitors--We purchase sheep--The snow-line--Cold streams--The petrified _chapati_ and human hand Pp. 131-136
XXIII The scout's return--A small exploring party--The Mangshan glacier Pp. 137-140
XXIV Snow and troublesome _débris_--The doctor's sufferings--Kachi disabled--Further trials--A weird apparition--Delirium--All safe--The descent Pp. 141-147
XXV The sources of the Kuti River--The Lumpiya glacier--The summit of the range--Bird's-eye view of Tibet--Rubso frozen almost to death--The Lumpiya Pass--Two coolies in distress Pp. 148-153
XXVI Mysterious footprints--Brigand or spy?--Passes and tracks--Intense cold--No fuel--A high flat plateau--Fuel at last!--Two spies in disguise--What they took us for Pp. 154-157
XXVII Lama Chokden--A Tibetan guard--The sacred Kelas--Reverence of my men for the sacred Mountain--Trying hard to keep friends with the gods--_Obos_--Water flowing to us Pp. 158-161
XXVIII An extensive valley--Kiang, or wild horse--Their strange ways--The Gyanema fort--Apprehension at our appearance--A parley--"Cut off our heads!"--Revolt and murder contemplated--Hypocritica ways of Tibetan officials--Help summoned from everywhere--Preparing for war Pp. 162-166
XXIX Arrival of a high official--The Barca Tarjum--A tedious palaver--The Tarjum's anxiety--Permission to proceed--A traitor--Entreated to retrace our steps--Thirty armed horsemen--A pretty speech Pp. 167-173
XXX Spying our movements--Disguised sepoys--A gloomy look-out--Troublesome followers--Another march back--An amusing incident Pp. 174-177
XXXI An attempt that failed--A resolution--A smart Shoka lad--The plucky Chanden Sing proposes to accompany me--Mansing the leper becomes my servant's servant Pp. 178-181