Adventures By Sea And Land : Shipwrecks, Travels And Adventures in Foreign Lands
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To shelter our- selves from the damp cold night wind, we crowded together The Desert. Ill as doBely aa possible, but in vain did we look for sleep, which alone could s(X)tiie our pain, lying as we were, on the ground, which was covered with small sharp pointed stones.
After the women had mUked the camels in the night, we each received about a pint of fresh milk, which warmed us and appeased, in sone measure, our hunger and thirst.
In the morning wo agecn received a cup full of milk, which hardl...y suSced to moisten our mouths, and were instantly ordered to prepare for moving on. I cannot even now think without shuddering, of our wretched condition, espe- cially as to our feet ; but we rode patiently on and had proceeded some miles when wt saw some tents in a small hollow, and joined our masters, who had ridden on befora The rest of the horde appeared to be collected here, and when they heard of the arrival of the straifige men, the women came curiously out of their tents to see us. Of course, naked and covered with bruises, we could not but seem to them wretched and disgusting, a fact of which they maae us sufficiently aware by distorting their ugly faces and spitting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To shelter our- selves from the damp cold night wind, we crowded together The Desert. Ill as doBely aa possible, but in vain did we look for sleep, which alone could s(X)tiie our pain, lying as we were, on the ground, which was covered with small sharp pointed stones.
After the women had mUked the camels in the night, we each received about a pint of fresh milk, which warmed us and appeased, in sone measure, our hunger and thirst.
In the morning wo agecn received a cup full of milk, which hardl...y suSced to moisten our mouths, and were instantly ordered to prepare for moving on. I cannot even now think without shuddering, of our wretched condition, espe- cially as to our feet ; but we rode patiently on and had proceeded some miles when wt saw some tents in a small hollow, and joined our masters, who had ridden on befora The rest of the horde appeared to be collected here, and when they heard of the arrival of the straifige men, the women came curiously out of their tents to see us. Of course, naked and covered with bruises, we could not but seem to them wretched and disgusting, a fact of which they maae us sufficiently aware by distorting their ugly faces and spitting.
What to read after Adventures By Sea And Land : Shipwrecks, Travels And Adventures in Foreign Lands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Timothy Shay to read onlineMoreLess
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