My Russian And Turkish Journals
My Russian And Turkish Journals
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30 p. M.
The Consul's wife gave me a most excellent dinner and a most comfortable bed to lie down upon, where I slept a little, but was called up again at 3. 30 a. M. , and had to drive to the station. There I walked about for an hour, and then had five very long and un- comfortable hours in the train, to Petrograd.
Wednesday J 2Sth. — On awaking this morning I found a desperate snow-storm going on, which was serious, as we were to start on a sporting expedition. Miss Corry came to breakfast wi...th us early, and at nine our hosts arrived to fetch us. They are a charm- ing young couple, Narischkine by name, and a M. Tchoglokoff was associated with them in their hospitality. Miss Corry and I were provided with the most enormous and the longest of top-boots, and we had plenty of wraps, in spite of which the three hours' voyage down the Neva in the snow was rather cold.
When we arrived at our destination we were re- warded for our courage by finding the weather getting quite fine, though too cold for good sport.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
30 p. M.
The Consul's wife gave me a most excellent dinner and a most comfortable bed to lie down upon, where I slept a little, but was called up again at 3. 30 a. M. , and had to drive to the station. There I walked about for an hour, and then had five very long and un- comfortable hours in the train, to Petrograd.
Wednesday J 2Sth. — On awaking this morning I found a desperate snow-storm going on, which was serious, as we were to start on a sporting expedition. Miss Corry came to breakfast wi...th us early, and at nine our hosts arrived to fetch us. They are a charm- ing young couple, Narischkine by name, and a M. Tchoglokoff was associated with them in their hospitality. Miss Corry and I were provided with the most enormous and the longest of top-boots, and we had plenty of wraps, in spite of which the three hours' voyage down the Neva in the snow was rather cold.
When we arrived at our destination we were re- warded for our courage by finding the weather getting quite fine, though too cold for good sport.
What to read after My Russian And Turkish Journals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriot Georgina Blackwood Dufferin And Ava to read onlineMoreLess
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