John Bellows Microform Letters And Memoir
John Bellows Microform Letters And Memoir
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Milk? There is none.
" Presently he brings twenty eggs, for which we pay twenty-two kopeks ; and four sheets of bread, thin and tough as brown paper, for five kopeks ; i. E. , a pound weight, Russian. Then the Yuzbashi comes, to lend us ZABOUCH 191 carpets and two mattresses to lie on. (Yuz is Tartar for hundred, so that Yuzbashi means ' head of the hundred. * He is in reality the chief man of the village, answering to the Starosta in Russia, or the Maire of a French Com- mune. ) Fast and Grego...rio witch make up, with these, beds on the floor ; Joseph Neave and I sleep on the wooden stands. I undress and get into my wolfskin shuba as between sheets. It is a wonderful help to a night's rest — for I can keep warm in it anywhere. Yet the unusual surroundings keep one thinking ; and I wake at midnight The large house is the etape prison as seen from the steps of our Stantsie. The slightly curved roofs level with the ground at back, of the Tartar huts, rise in irregular tiers behind.
for a long while thinking of home ; not, I hope, in any spirit of wishing to cut short the work here — for I remem- ber that if I were a soldier of the Queen's, I should not be a good soldier if I shunned the privations of war ; and miserably deficient as I know I am in the higher service, yet I have been called to it, - and I wish to do it faithfully in my small measure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Milk? There is none.
" Presently he brings twenty eggs, for which we pay twenty-two kopeks ; and four sheets of bread, thin and tough as brown paper, for five kopeks ; i. E. , a pound weight, Russian. Then the Yuzbashi comes, to lend us ZABOUCH 191 carpets and two mattresses to lie on. (Yuz is Tartar for hundred, so that Yuzbashi means ' head of the hundred. * He is in reality the chief man of the village, answering to the Starosta in Russia, or the Maire of a French Com- mune. ) Fast and Grego...rio witch make up, with these, beds on the floor ; Joseph Neave and I sleep on the wooden stands. I undress and get into my wolfskin shuba as between sheets. It is a wonderful help to a night's rest — for I can keep warm in it anywhere. Yet the unusual surroundings keep one thinking ; and I wake at midnight The large house is the etape prison as seen from the steps of our Stantsie. The slightly curved roofs level with the ground at back, of the Tartar huts, rise in irregular tiers behind.
for a long while thinking of home ; not, I hope, in any spirit of wishing to cut short the work here — for I remem- ber that if I were a soldier of the Queen's, I should not be a good soldier if I shunned the privations of war ; and miserably deficient as I know I am in the higher service, yet I have been called to it, - and I wish to do it faithfully in my small measure.
What to read after John Bellows Microform Letters And Memoir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Fellows to read onlineMoreLess
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