A Journey Through Persia, Armenia, And Asia Minor, to Constantinople, in the ...
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Our route to Purtim bore W. on a distance of twenty miles. From Ilija to the right and left, the coun- try was still as on the preceding day, studded with villages^ and still richly cultivated. But it is sdmost destitute of timber; a few bushes and small trees only are sprinkled here and Acre over the hills ; and the great number of arabahs which we met loaded with wood had been ^ brought from a distance. About six miles on the right is the village of Alaga, and an the left Arranli. Having pro-... * S^e before, p. 3ia The same name seems to he applied to ibc sources of the Euphrates and of the Araxes, which both rise on op- posite directions fi-om the same mountaius.
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ceeded five miles from oor last stage we stopped at Jennie, a very pretty spot, where the Annenians brought us a breakfast of eggs, flitters, yaourt (cmxlled milk), and ky- mack (clouted cream). On leaving Jennis, the village Nar- diian lies at the declivity c^ the hiU. We quitted here the road to the tight, which would have carried us to Ak Cal8h, the regular Menzil Khoii6h, and took a bye^path, because a pass in the mountains along the direct line was possessed by a party of Courdistan freebooters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our route to Purtim bore W. on a distance of twenty miles. From Ilija to the right and left, the coun- try was still as on the preceding day, studded with villages^ and still richly cultivated. But it is sdmost destitute of timber; a few bushes and small trees only are sprinkled here and Acre over the hills ; and the great number of arabahs which we met loaded with wood had been ^ brought from a distance. About six miles on the right is the village of Alaga, and an the left Arranli. Having pro-... * S^e before, p. 3ia The same name seems to he applied to ibc sources of the Euphrates and of the Araxes, which both rise on op- posite directions fi-om the same mountaius.
Ss Digitized by Google S18 ARE-EOUM TO AHA9IA.
ceeded five miles from oor last stage we stopped at Jennie, a very pretty spot, where the Annenians brought us a breakfast of eggs, flitters, yaourt (cmxlled milk), and ky- mack (clouted cream). On leaving Jennis, the village Nar- diian lies at the declivity c^ the hiU. We quitted here the road to the tight, which would have carried us to Ak Cal8h, the regular Menzil Khoii6h, and took a bye^path, because a pass in the mountains along the direct line was possessed by a party of Courdistan freebooters.
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