He inquired whether our travels had been felicitous and what were our further plans.

I talked with him quite frankly and requested his hospitality for the rest of our company and for the horses.

He agreed immediately and ordered four yurtas set up for us.
"I hear that the foreign Noyon," the Prince said, "is a good doctor." "Yes, I know some diseases and have with me some medicines," I answered, "but I am not a doctor.

I am a scientist in other branches." But the Prince did not understand this.

In his simple directness a man who knows how to treat disease is a doctor.
"My wife has had constant trouble for two months with her eyes," he announced.