The Balkan Peninsula
The Balkan Peninsula
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They are the only signs of war. The patriotic Serbian illustrates his case against the Turk by taking you for a ramble around his capital. The old Turkish quarters of the town are made up of narrow unpaved muddy lanes lined with low hovels. The modern Serbian town has handsome buildings markedly 124 JOTTINGS FROM MY TRAVEL BOOK 125 Russian in architecture, electric trams, and wood- blocked pavements. Near the railway station one side of a street is as the Turks left it and shows a row of hovels... : the other side is occupied by a great school. The shops, because it is war- time and business is largely suspended, are mostly closed. But a few remain open with reduced staffs. The goods displayed are as a rule woefully expensive when they are not of local origin. Landlocked Serbia, surrounded by commercially hostile countries, finds imports ex- pensive. British goods are very much favoured, but are hard to obtain. The Serbians speak bitterly of the efforts of Austria " to strangle them commercially.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are the only signs of war. The patriotic Serbian illustrates his case against the Turk by taking you for a ramble around his capital. The old Turkish quarters of the town are made up of narrow unpaved muddy lanes lined with low hovels. The modern Serbian town has handsome buildings markedly 124 JOTTINGS FROM MY TRAVEL BOOK 125 Russian in architecture, electric trams, and wood- blocked pavements. Near the railway station one side of a street is as the Turks left it and shows a row of hovels... : the other side is occupied by a great school. The shops, because it is war- time and business is largely suspended, are mostly closed. But a few remain open with reduced staffs. The goods displayed are as a rule woefully expensive when they are not of local origin. Landlocked Serbia, surrounded by commercially hostile countries, finds imports ex- pensive. British goods are very much favoured, but are hard to obtain. The Serbians speak bitterly of the efforts of Austria " to strangle them commercially.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Fox to read onlineMoreLess
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