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uc1.b4506684	Cavendish, A. E. J.	Korea and the sacred White Mountain, being a brief account of a journey in Korea in 1891 by Captain A. E. J. Cavendish.  Together with an account of an ascent of the White Mountain by Captain H. E. Goold-Adams, B. A.  With 40 illustrations and two maps	1894		.txt	text/plain	43564	2015	79	Each official has according to his rank (there are 8 Governors of provinces and 332 Prefects) a certain number of attendants, such as secretaries, seal-bearers, and "soldiers," and The seas round Korea swarm with fish, and near Won-san I Soul-Won-san high-road, which is a tolerably good track in or about 18 miles from Soul, we pitched our tent in a graveyard, on a mound 20 feet above the road, and close to the is Brazier's tiny house, built on a shelf cut out of the hillside; on each side of the stream are vegetable gardens belonging to the Koreans or Japanese, also the live-stock yards of The day before leaving Won-san we paraded our ponies, and village of twelve houses, on the right bank of theChang-jin river. had three times to cross over hills 200 feet above the river, stream called the Sha-phyong, flowing to the north-east, having on our way passed another small inn at the foot of the	./cache/uc1.b4506684.pdf	./txt/uc1.b4506684.txt