Klutchefskaïa inhabited by Siberian peasants _ib._ Ostrog of Kamini 201 Arrival at Nijenei _ib._ Entertainment given by the governor 204 Tribunals of Nijenei 207 Account of nine Japanese whom I found there 208 Departure from Nijenei Kamtschatka 217 I rejoin M. Kasloff 219 Overtaken by a tempest, which obliges us to halt _ib._ Manner in which the Kamtschades made their bed on the snow 221 Ostrog of Ozernoi 223 Of Onké _ib._ Of Khalali 225 Of Ivaschin 227 Of Drannki 228 Of Karagui 229 Yourts described 230 Singular dress of the children of Karagui 234 Koriacs supply us with rein deer 236 Account of the two sorts of Koriacs 237 A celebrated female dancer 240 Fondness of the Kamtschadales for tobacco 243 Departure from Karagui 246 Manner of our halting in the open country 247 Our dogs begin to suffer from famine 248 Soldier sent to Kaminoi for succour 249 Arrival at Gavenki 250 Dispute between a sergeant of our company and two peasants of the village 251 The inhabitants refuse us fish 254 Departure from Gavenki 256 Misled by our guide 257 Our dogs die of hunger and fatigue 258 We are apprehhensive of being starved to death in a desert _ib._ Obliged to leave our equipage 259 New distresses _ib._ Arrival at Poustaretsk 262 Fruitless attempts to find provisions 263 Melancholy spectacle exhibited by our dogs _ib._ Soldier sent to Kaminoi, stopt in his way by tempests 265 Sergeant Kabechoff sets out for Kaminoi 266 Description of Poustaretsk and its environs 267 Food upon which the inhabitants lived during our stay 268 Their mode of catching rein deer 269 Occupations of the women 270 Method of smoking 271