The Boy Travellers in the Russian Empire Adventures of Two Youths in a Journey
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' ; For my foot-gear I discarded my leather boots. Outside of my or- dinary socks I had a pair of squirrel-skin socks with the fur inside, sheep- skin stockings with the wool inside and reaching to the knee, and outside of these were deer-skin boots, with the hair outside, and reaching up near- ly to the junction of my lower limbs. Added to these garments for ex- cluding cold was a robe of sheepskins with the wool on, and backed with UPSET INTO THE SNOW.
363 heavy clotli. It was seven feet squa...re, and something like a dozen skins were required for making it. At one end it was shaped into a sort of bag for receiving the feet. " Fred suggested that such a costume must be very inconvenient for walking, and it must be no easy matter to enter and leave a sleigh when thus wrapped for a cold night.
" You are quite right, " said Mr. Liegeman ; ' it is the work of a minute or more to turn over at night and change one's position, excepting, of course, when the sleigh turns over first. " " Did that happen often ?" " Fortunately not, " was the reply, " but the few experiences of this kind that I had were quite sufficient.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' ; For my foot-gear I discarded my leather boots. Outside of my or- dinary socks I had a pair of squirrel-skin socks with the fur inside, sheep- skin stockings with the wool inside and reaching to the knee, and outside of these were deer-skin boots, with the hair outside, and reaching up near- ly to the junction of my lower limbs. Added to these garments for ex- cluding cold was a robe of sheepskins with the wool on, and backed with UPSET INTO THE SNOW.
363 heavy clotli. It was seven feet squa...re, and something like a dozen skins were required for making it. At one end it was shaped into a sort of bag for receiving the feet. " Fred suggested that such a costume must be very inconvenient for walking, and it must be no easy matter to enter and leave a sleigh when thus wrapped for a cold night.
" You are quite right, " said Mr. Liegeman ; ' it is the work of a minute or more to turn over at night and change one's position, excepting, of course, when the sleigh turns over first. " " Did that happen often ?" " Fortunately not, " was the reply, " but the few experiences of this kind that I had were quite sufficient.
What to read after The Boy Travellers in the Russian Empire Adventures of Two Youths in a Journey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knox, Thomas Wallace, 1835-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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