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Beyond Kishingi the road descends into the Nushki plain by a long steep pass.
It has not been possible for Nushki to avoid the prosperity which follows in the train of the caravan. At the present moment it is an active but unfortu- nate settlement. Built at the foot of the hills which bound it on the north and only two or three miles from the range separating it from Kishingi, the winds from the west, sweeping along the plain to the hills and then eddying back again carrying clouds of dust, 187... AFGHANISTAN catch Nushki both ways. Although very seriously exposed and lying on the edge of the desert which stretches away westwards to the Helmund, there are evidences in the country around of attempts at agri- culture. Irrigation is practised and the trickle of water from the Kaisar stream has been augmented by the careful sinking of wells, until the present state of Nushki is in near relation with that which seems to have existed many generations ago. On the top of a low spur of hills which runs south across the valley, where was once a Beloochi fort, now stands an ugly mud-coloured, flat-roofed bungalow, the trav- ellers' rest-house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beyond Kishingi the road descends into the Nushki plain by a long steep pass.
It has not been possible for Nushki to avoid the prosperity which follows in the train of the caravan. At the present moment it is an active but unfortu- nate settlement. Built at the foot of the hills which bound it on the north and only two or three miles from the range separating it from Kishingi, the winds from the west, sweeping along the plain to the hills and then eddying back again carrying clouds of dust, 187... AFGHANISTAN catch Nushki both ways. Although very seriously exposed and lying on the edge of the desert which stretches away westwards to the Helmund, there are evidences in the country around of attempts at agri- culture. Irrigation is practised and the trickle of water from the Kaisar stream has been augmented by the careful sinking of wells, until the present state of Nushki is in near relation with that which seems to have existed many generations ago. On the top of a low spur of hills which runs south across the valley, where was once a Beloochi fort, now stands an ugly mud-coloured, flat-roofed bungalow, the trav- ellers' rest-house.
What to read after Afghanistan?
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