The Birds of Siberia a Record of a Naturalists Visits to the Valleys of the Pe
The Birds of Siberia a Record of a Naturalists Visits to the Valleys of the Pe
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HOME MAILS AT LAST 153 A cold east wind that blew all day prevented us doing much ; we went out for an hour only, and shot a few yellow-headed wagtails and a phalarope. We had plenty to interest us, however, in reading the letters and papers that had reached us from England. The steamer had arrived from Ust-Zylma the day before, bringing us tidings of home from April 4th to May i3th, inclusive. The post had reached Ust-Zylma on the 26th ; the last letters had therefore been five weeks en roiite..., and so far as we know they had not been delayed in Archangel. From Ust-Zylma to Alexievka they would have taken more than another week to travel had it not been for the steamer. On the 13th of May the Consul at Archangel wrote that the ice on the Dvina was expected to break up in seven days. A letter dated the 26th described the Dvina as quite free from ice for some days past, showing that it and the Petchora broke up within a day or two of each other.
The cold north-east wind that continued blowing kept us near home, but as it also kept the mosquitoes at bay we did not complain very bitterly of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HOME MAILS AT LAST 153 A cold east wind that blew all day prevented us doing much ; we went out for an hour only, and shot a few yellow-headed wagtails and a phalarope. We had plenty to interest us, however, in reading the letters and papers that had reached us from England. The steamer had arrived from Ust-Zylma the day before, bringing us tidings of home from April 4th to May i3th, inclusive. The post had reached Ust-Zylma on the 26th ; the last letters had therefore been five weeks en roiite..., and so far as we know they had not been delayed in Archangel. From Ust-Zylma to Alexievka they would have taken more than another week to travel had it not been for the steamer. On the 13th of May the Consul at Archangel wrote that the ice on the Dvina was expected to break up in seven days. A letter dated the 26th described the Dvina as quite free from ice for some days past, showing that it and the Petchora broke up within a day or two of each other.
The cold north-east wind that continued blowing kept us near home, but as it also kept the mosquitoes at bay we did not complain very bitterly of it.
What to read after The Birds of Siberia a Record of a Naturalists Visits to the Valleys of the Pe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Seebohm to read onlineMoreLess
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