In Mesopotamia
In Mesopotamia
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The nights were broken by sand-flies. Personally, I found the only wayof keeping them out was to wear socks on the feet and hands, and smearthe face and neck with some kind of ointment, on which their feet slip, so that they cannot find a purchase when in the act of driving theirsucking apparatus into the skin. In the morning, what with the sweat andthe grease, and the tropical exhaustion, one looked like few things onearth. Oil of citronella is only of temporary use; paraffin and creosoteare o...f little good. Butter muslin nets are out of the question, as theheat is stifling under them. The burning of aromatic or pungentcompounds is useless, and as for killing them, one might lie awake allnight, scuffling and dabbing and slapping at the almost invisible formswithout gaining the slightest benefit. In the day time they hide incracks in the ground, under bits of matting or anywhere out of the sun. Sand-fly fever is a malady that begins like influenza. One aches allover. All the side of life that is enjoyment fades away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The nights were broken by sand-flies. Personally, I found the only wayof keeping them out was to wear socks on the feet and hands, and smearthe face and neck with some kind of ointment, on which their feet slip, so that they cannot find a purchase when in the act of driving theirsucking apparatus into the skin. In the morning, what with the sweat andthe grease, and the tropical exhaustion, one looked like few things onearth. Oil of citronella is only of temporary use; paraffin and creosoteare o...f little good. Butter muslin nets are out of the question, as theheat is stifling under them. The burning of aromatic or pungentcompounds is useless, and as for killing them, one might lie awake allnight, scuffling and dabbing and slapping at the almost invisible formswithout gaining the slightest benefit. In the day time they hide incracks in the ground, under bits of matting or anywhere out of the sun. Sand-fly fever is a malady that begins like influenza. One aches allover. All the side of life that is enjoyment fades away.
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