The Danube From the Black Forest to the Black Sea
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We had fought our way for a few miles, when we overtook a tow-boat with several large Greek grain lighters steaming down-river at less speed than we were making. As we ran alongside, the captain of one of the lighters cordially in- vited us to tie up and take it easy. Perhaps it was not a very sporting thing to do, but it appealed to us as an excel- lent scheme to defeat the eflforts of the head-wind and to see the landscape at our leisure, and we therefore prompt- ly accepted the invitation, a...nd fastened our canoes to the lighters. In this way we slowly went on for several hours, until we came to the town of Turtukai, on the Bulgarian side, where the hills again crowd the river. There we cast off, and instinctively avoiding the Roumanian pickets, whose unwelcome attentions we had escaped for several days, pad- dled down to a beautiful camping-ground in the middle of a group of islands covered with poplar, wych-elm, willows, and brambles, and a tangle of wild-grape vines growing to the tops of the highest trees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We had fought our way for a few miles, when we overtook a tow-boat with several large Greek grain lighters steaming down-river at less speed than we were making. As we ran alongside, the captain of one of the lighters cordially in- vited us to tie up and take it easy. Perhaps it was not a very sporting thing to do, but it appealed to us as an excel- lent scheme to defeat the eflforts of the head-wind and to see the landscape at our leisure, and we therefore prompt- ly accepted the invitation, a...nd fastened our canoes to the lighters. In this way we slowly went on for several hours, until we came to the town of Turtukai, on the Bulgarian side, where the hills again crowd the river. There we cast off, and instinctively avoiding the Roumanian pickets, whose unwelcome attentions we had escaped for several days, pad- dled down to a beautiful camping-ground in the middle of a group of islands covered with poplar, wych-elm, willows, and brambles, and a tangle of wild-grape vines growing to the tops of the highest trees.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Davis Millet to read onlineMoreLess
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