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Ng the hot season, at the same time that he thus put himself in a
situation to be able to watch with greater care over the welfare of the
peoples that are beyond the western frontiers of the Empire; it was, I
say, in those lovely parts that, after having conquered the whole
country of the Eleuths, I had received the sincere homages of Tchering
and his Tourbeths, who alone among the Eleuths had remained faithful to
me. One has not to go many years back to touch the epoch of that
transaction. The remembrance of it is yet recent. And now--who could
have predicted it?--when there was the least possible room for expecting
such a thing, and when I had no thought of it, that one of the branches
of the Eleuths which first separated itself from the trunk, those
Torgouths who had voluntarily expatriated themselves to go and live
under a foreign and distant dominion, these same Torgouths are come of
themselves to submit to me of their own good will; and it happens that
it is still at Ge-hol, not far from the venerable spot where my
grandfather's ashes repose, that I have the opportunity, which I never
sought, of admitting them solemnly into the number of my subjects.'
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