Missionaries in China, ladies as, [157].
Mole hills, [204].
“Molokani” or milk-drinkers, the sect of the, [419].
Monastery of St. Innocent, [477].
Mongols, the, [153]; on a journey, [181]; population, [187]; lazy and filthy, [194], [198]; the women, [195], [214], [283]; a yourt, [196]; gluttony, [197]; head-dress, [199]; dogs, [206]; a Lama, [207], [255]; the language, [208]; interior of a tent, [209]; the snuff-bottle, [210]; a cup of real Mongol tea, [211]; a conversation, [212]; a superstition, [213]; wooden guiding rods, [224]; revolting specimens, [240]; tobacco, [248]; cleaner and better mannered, [252]; a belle, [257]; disposal of the dead, [259], [290]; “Moo-moo,” [260]; fear of death, [261]; few people know anything of the Mongols, [266]; in Ourga, [282]; grotesque appearance, [283]; Golgotha, [290]; our new drivers, [302]; wakeful at night, [304]; water-supply, [306]; a contented race, [309].
Monshafskaya, the village of, [363]; wild fruit, [364].
Moonlight target-practice of the Russian troops, [346].
Moscow, [638]; the “Slavenski Bazar,” [639]; the “King of bells,” [640]; the cathedrals, [641]; the Kremlin, [642]; politeness, [643]; the room where Skobeleff died, [644]; snow, [645].