The Great Siberian Railway From St Petersburg to Pekin
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Their cars hold nothing save wooden bunks, two tiers thereof, and each section has four and some- times six. One's health would certainly be jeopar- dised by a passage through any of them.
I notice that our car and the first-class cars are constantly guarded. Remembering the reports of Irkutsk, I am not surprised, and do not object in the least.
It is absolutely necessary to bring provisions with one after leaving Irkutsk, though I believe there is one train each week to Stretensk on the Amur w...ith a dining car; go therein by all means if you can. Otherwise, bring baskets of provender. To- day, for instance, we had no opportunity for food until 3 P. M. , and then it was vile. There was one wretched little eating-room filled with Russians, all of whom had long since finished their meal, but to the Russians the long smoke after dinner is an absolute necessity, and they do not leave their seats until that is finished to their satisfaction. You may stand around and starve for all they care.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their cars hold nothing save wooden bunks, two tiers thereof, and each section has four and some- times six. One's health would certainly be jeopar- dised by a passage through any of them.
I notice that our car and the first-class cars are constantly guarded. Remembering the reports of Irkutsk, I am not surprised, and do not object in the least.
It is absolutely necessary to bring provisions with one after leaving Irkutsk, though I believe there is one train each week to Stretensk on the Amur w...ith a dining car; go therein by all means if you can. Otherwise, bring baskets of provender. To- day, for instance, we had no opportunity for food until 3 P. M. , and then it was vile. There was one wretched little eating-room filled with Russians, all of whom had long since finished their meal, but to the Russians the long smoke after dinner is an absolute necessity, and they do not leave their seats until that is finished to their satisfaction. You may stand around and starve for all they care.
What to read after The Great Siberian Railway From St Petersburg to Pekin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Myers Shoemaker to read onlineMoreLess
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