Central Asia And Tibet 1
Central Asia And Tibet 1
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I wanted to take an astronomical observation, as well as measure the volumes of the Ughen-daria and the Tarim. The former had no drift-ice at all ; but the latter was choke full of it, so that it was more diflBicult than usual to measure it. The main river carried a volume of 1,967 cubic feet, the Ughen-daria a very much smaller amount. On the other hand, whereas the Ughen was transparent down to 27 inches, the Tarim was transparent to only 3 inches ; and the different waters could be clearly d...is- tinguished a quarter of a mile below the confluence.
The aksakal of Korla, who also met me here, brought with him two or three boxes of pears and grapes — but the fruit was sadly spoiled by the frost — and a few hundred cigarettes which the Russian Consul at Urumchi had sent me four years before, but which only now reached their destination.
Karaul stands at the point where the river makes the great bend to the south-east which takes it direct to Lop-nor without any further tedious windings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wanted to take an astronomical observation, as well as measure the volumes of the Ughen-daria and the Tarim. The former had no drift-ice at all ; but the latter was choke full of it, so that it was more diflBicult than usual to measure it. The main river carried a volume of 1,967 cubic feet, the Ughen-daria a very much smaller amount. On the other hand, whereas the Ughen was transparent down to 27 inches, the Tarim was transparent to only 3 inches ; and the different waters could be clearly d...is- tinguished a quarter of a mile below the confluence.
The aksakal of Korla, who also met me here, brought with him two or three boxes of pears and grapes — but the fruit was sadly spoiled by the frost — and a few hundred cigarettes which the Russian Consul at Urumchi had sent me four years before, but which only now reached their destination.
Karaul stands at the point where the river makes the great bend to the south-east which takes it direct to Lop-nor without any further tedious windings.
What to read after Central Asia And Tibet 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hedin Sven Anders to read onlineMoreLess
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