Hours' journey.
Huber, M.
Hue and Gabet, MM. Hunger.
Huts--Log huts; underground huts; snow-houses; wattle and daub;
palisades; straw or reed walls; bark; mats; Malay hitch;
tarpaulin; whitewash; roofs, floors, windows.
Ice, weak, to cross; axe; burning lens, made of.
Incombustible stuffs.
Index, to make.
India-rubber (see "MacIntosh").
Information, preparatory, to obtain; through native women.
Ink; autographic; sympathetic.
Insects as food; mosquitos; flies; fleas; lice.
Instruments for surveying; verification of; porters for;
surgical instruments.
Interpreters.
Intesting to carry water; as swimming-belt; to make catgut from;
membrane thread.
Iron, ore to reduce; forge; boats.
Isinglass.
Ivory, to sling on pack-saddle.
Jar, to sling.
Jackson, Colonel.
Javelins, set over beast paths.
Jerked meat.
Jewels, to secrete.
Jourt, Kirghis.
Kabobs.
Kane, Dr.
Kegs for pack-saddles.
Keels.
Kerkari.
Kettle; used for distilling.
Kite, as a signal.
Knapsack sleeping-bag; to carry heavy weights knapsack fashion.
Knee-halter.
Knife.
Knots--See also "Knots in Alpine Ropes,"; tying to tent-pole;
tent-pole, to mend; knotting neck of a bag; Malay hitch;
matting and weaving; raft fastening; leather vessels, to
mend; hide lashings; rush chairs For a place to make fast to,
see "Burning down Trees,"; "Digging Holes to plant them,"; "Dateram,".
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