A Peep Into Toorkisthhan
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We soon emerged into the open air, covered with dustfrom head to foot like Indian Faqueers, after having been for nearlyfour hours wandering in the bowels of the earth. Our followers soonregained their courage now that the danger was past, and each in turnbegan to boast of his own valour and sneer at the pusillanimity of hiscomrade; but all agreed that nothing on earth or in heaven should evertempt them again to visit the ice-caves of Yeermallick.
CHAPTER XII.
On the 13th of July we bade adieu ...to our friend Shah Pursund Kh[=a]n, who accompanied us a short distance on our way, after in vainendeavouring to induce us to remain with him for some time longer, this we could not accede to, but promised, if our time permitted, topay him a lengthened visit on our return. We had a long march thisday, the distance being nearly eighteen miles; but our beasts ofburden were much the better for their day's halt, and, the greaterpart of the road being a descent, we reached Rhoeh, where we pitchedour tents, in very good time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We soon emerged into the open air, covered with dustfrom head to foot like Indian Faqueers, after having been for nearlyfour hours wandering in the bowels of the earth. Our followers soonregained their courage now that the danger was past, and each in turnbegan to boast of his own valour and sneer at the pusillanimity of hiscomrade; but all agreed that nothing on earth or in heaven should evertempt them again to visit the ice-caves of Yeermallick.
CHAPTER XII.
On the 13th of July we bade adieu ...to our friend Shah Pursund Kh[=a]n, who accompanied us a short distance on our way, after in vainendeavouring to induce us to remain with him for some time longer, this we could not accede to, but promised, if our time permitted, topay him a lengthened visit on our return. We had a long march thisday, the distance being nearly eighteen miles; but our beasts ofburden were much the better for their day's halt, and, the greaterpart of the road being a descent, we reached Rhoeh, where we pitchedour tents, in very good time.
What to read after A Peep Into Toorkisthhan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burslem Rollo Gillespie to read onlineMoreLess
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