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DIARY OF A HUNTER.


THE
DIARY OF A HUNTER
FROM
THE PUNJAB
TO THE
KARAKORUM MOUNTAINS.

LONDON:
LONGMAN, GREEN, LONGMAN, AND ROBERTS;
NORWICH:
HENRY W. STACY, HAYMARKET.

M.DCCC.LXIII.


NORWICH:
PRINTED BY HENRY W. STACY,
HAYMARKET.


PREFACE.

It is hoped that the circumstances under which this volume appearsmay be considered such as to excuse its imperfections. It is—withsome omissions and completions of sentences but with hardly a verbalalteration—the copy of a journal, not written with a view topublication but simply as a private record, kept up from time to timeas opportunity offered in the midst of the scenes which it describes.The hand that wrote it is now in the grave. And it is solely incompliance with the wishes of many relatives and friends who wereanxious to obtain such a memorial of one whom they loved, that it isnow committed to the press by a brother.


CONTENTS.

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CHAPTER I.Preparations and Equipments1
II.To Sirinuggur7
III.Sirinuggur—to the Wurdwan28
IV.Shikar in the Wurdwan48
V.Ditto67
VI.Ditto89
VII.Sooroo Pass to Ladâk109
VIII.Ladâk135
IX.Leh157
X.To the Shayak176
XI.To the Karakorum196
XII.Sugheit225
XIII.The Yâk249
XIV.The Return264