The difficulties which they encountered in crossing the streams and on their route, and the sufferings which they endured, were unparalleled in human experience, but in the course of a month and five days they succeeded in reaching Yu-teen.

] CHAPTER III ~KhotenProcessions of Images~ Yu-Teen is a pleasant and prosperous kingdom, with a numerous and flourishing population.

Here the travellers abode fifteen days, and then went south for four days, when they found themselves among the Ts'ung-ling mountains, and reached the country of Yu-hwuy, where they halted and kept their retreat.

By Tzu Hsi's commands, the Throne passed at her death into the hands of a sort of commission; a child of two years of age, a nephew of Kuang Hsu, called Pu Yi, became Emperor under the dynastic name of Hsuan Tung; his father, Prince Chun, was nominated Regent, but was ordered to consult the new Dowager Empress, Lung Yu, the widow of Kuang Hsu, and to be governed by her decisions in all important matters of State.

Prince Chun, amiable in disposition but weak and vacillating in character, and not always on the best of terms with Lung Yu, began well; one of his first acts was to assure President Taft, who had written entreating him to expedite reforms as making for the true interests of China, that he was determined to pursue that policy.

The flight of an empress; told by Wu Yung, whose other name is Yu-ch'uan.

By K. C. Li & Chung Yu Wang.

WANG, CHUNG YU. Tungsten.

By Yu-lan Fung & Derk Bodde.

Chung Liao Feng (C of Yu-lan Fung) & Derk Bodde (A); 5Dec75; R620140. R620141.

TENG, SSU-YU.

Ssu-yu Teng (A); 27Mar72; R526038.

SEE BUCK, PEARL S. Yu Lan, flying boy of China.

SEE BUCK, PEARL S. Yu Lan, flying boy of China.

By Yu-lan Fung & Derk Bodde.

Chung Liao Feng (C of Yu-lan Fung) & Derk Bodde (A); 5Dec75; R620140. R620141.

After the first evening, therefore, he went and asked shelter from his fellow-countryman, the very learned Liu Yu-ch'un.

In the morning, after Prudence had returned to her parents' house to perform her toilet, the woman came in to wait upon Yu-lang, and said to him in a low voice: "O practitioner!

Yu-lang wishes to return to his parents, to send his sister in his place.

Why have you committed acts of which Celestial Reason disapproves?" Yu-lang jostled thus by his father and his mother, no longer knew where he stood.

I entreat you to have pity on me and let me marry Yu-lang.

So Pearl Sun was given to the son of P'ei, and Virgin Diamond was bestowed upon the former betrothed of Yu-lang.

I have sent tickets to the village pastures and their famylis, as yu requested and they red the notises last Sunday and advised everybuddy to go.

I have gut public opinion all rite for yu here, now cum on with yer panyrammer of Afriky.

"He would'nt gi' us no coffee, 'cept on Sunday Mornings when we would have shorts or seconds of wheat, which is de leavins' of flour at mills, yu' know, but we had plenty bacon, corn bread, taters and peas.