Missionary, Visitor, The (1907) . Traveling in Tibet,—Crossing a River. of the coins; and if they can, they getthe coin. Another way, they put all ofthe coins in a pile, and the one strikingthe pile gets it all. The girls play jack-stones with small pebbles. They alsoplay with a small feather toy which theykick up in the air and catch on the footbefore it falls to the ground, seeinghow many times they can keep it goingbefore it reaches the ground. Our oldTibetan teacher says the rich peoplehave a sheep for the children to other day, while I was studying withhim, my baby Dorris choked,
Missionary, Visitor, The (1907) . Traveling in Tibet,—Crossing a River. of the coins; and if they can, they getthe coin. Another way, they put all ofthe coins in a pile, and the one strikingthe pile gets it all. The girls play jack-stones with small pebbles. They alsoplay with a small feather toy which theykick up in the air and catch on the footbefore it falls to the ground, seeinghow many times they can keep it goingbefore it reaches the ground. Our oldTibetan teacher says the rich peoplehave a sheep for the children to other day, while I was studying withhim, my baby Dorris choked, and he toldme how to get her unchoked, and thatwas—how do you suppose? He told meto blow on the top of her head on that soft spot, and shewpuld be all right. Imsure I dont knowwhether h e thoughtthere was a hole clearthrough to her wind-pipe or not. Little people, can , you imagine a landwhere there is not asingle schoolhouse forboys and girls? Nobooks, no plays, nobells, no teachers, noholidays, no Christmas,no Thanksgiving
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