FOLK TALES FROM TIBET WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY A TIBETAN ARTIST AND SOME VERSES FROM TIBETAN LOVE-SONGS COLLECTED AND TRANSLATED BY CAPT. W. F. O’CONNOR, C.I.E. Secretary and Interpreter of the Mission to Lhasa (1904) LONDON HURST AND BLACKETT, LTD. 182, HIGH HOLBORN, W.C. 1906 All rights reserved PREFACE. In presenting these little stories to the public, it may perhaps be of interest if I describe how I came by them. During two years spent in Tibet, at Gyantse, Lhasa, and elsewhere, I have made many friends amongst all classes of Tibetans—high and low, rich and poor—and have conversed with all sorts of persons upon all sorts of topics. In the course of my wanderings I learned that there exists…
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