In Far North East Siberia
In Far North East Siberia
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But this matter is very easily remedied. Fingers are called into requisition for this, fingers whose cleanli- ness leaves much to be desired. At last, even fingers cannot remove any more, but the Yakuts still suspect the existence of some nourishing elements on the sides of the cauldron, and tongues now come into action. This is the children's business. Some red-cheeked, slant-eyed Bouksan or Amoukchan or Itiniak, on whose flat, short-nosed dirty face garden produce might have been sown, puts h...is shaggy head into the cauldron and begins to lick it with scrupulous care. After this last operation you can wager that not the least trace of food remains in the cauldron. This unpleasant ritual always takes place even when you feed the Yakuts well, and have, moreover, given them a little store of food besides.
The first thirteen days of our journey had dragged along with terrible monotony. The same slow, vii YAKUTSK 181 i painful progress of the horses, alternating with the galloping down the mountain side, the log-houses and huts all alike.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But this matter is very easily remedied. Fingers are called into requisition for this, fingers whose cleanli- ness leaves much to be desired. At last, even fingers cannot remove any more, but the Yakuts still suspect the existence of some nourishing elements on the sides of the cauldron, and tongues now come into action. This is the children's business. Some red-cheeked, slant-eyed Bouksan or Amoukchan or Itiniak, on whose flat, short-nosed dirty face garden produce might have been sown, puts h...is shaggy head into the cauldron and begins to lick it with scrupulous care. After this last operation you can wager that not the least trace of food remains in the cauldron. This unpleasant ritual always takes place even when you feed the Yakuts well, and have, moreover, given them a little store of food besides.
The first thirteen days of our journey had dragged along with terrible monotony. The same slow, vii YAKUTSK 181 i painful progress of the horses, alternating with the galloping down the mountain side, the log-houses and huts all alike.
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