Jottings From Russia
Jottings From Russia
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The fiery liquid streams were beautiful, and still better, gave out an intense heat, very acceptable to our tired, cold bodies. There was also an outcrop in the town which we had to see, and we proceeded on foot up the main street in the midst of a crowd, containing, I should think, nearly every man, woman and child in the town, certainly not less than three thousand. The mass of brakhas and troikas moving and turning in the broad street, the crowd of staring but very good natured natives made ...a lively picture, and I was sorry that it was too dark to obtain any photographs of the scene. Wet and tired we reached our train at nightfall, and were glad enough to get on some dry clothes and eat some warm dinner.
Tcheliabinsk, Asia, A7ignst ijth, iSpj. I find it hard to realize in any adequate degree that I have crossed the Urals, and that Europe is behind me. Last night the sun went down in a golden haze behind the low range of the eastern Ural foothills. I have put the question to myself time and again, to make sure it was so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fiery liquid streams were beautiful, and still better, gave out an intense heat, very acceptable to our tired, cold bodies. There was also an outcrop in the town which we had to see, and we proceeded on foot up the main street in the midst of a crowd, containing, I should think, nearly every man, woman and child in the town, certainly not less than three thousand. The mass of brakhas and troikas moving and turning in the broad street, the crowd of staring but very good natured natives made ...a lively picture, and I was sorry that it was too dark to obtain any photographs of the scene. Wet and tired we reached our train at nightfall, and were glad enough to get on some dry clothes and eat some warm dinner.
Tcheliabinsk, Asia, A7ignst ijth, iSpj. I find it hard to realize in any adequate degree that I have crossed the Urals, and that Europe is behind me. Last night the sun went down in a golden haze behind the low range of the eastern Ural foothills. I have put the question to myself time and again, to make sure it was so.
What to read after Jottings From Russia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Palache to read onlineMoreLess
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