Three Months of My Life 8 3
Three Months of My Life 8 3
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--Marched back to Ganderbul, nine miles. Ganderbul is a verysmall place, and the only object of interest I noticed, was a very oldbridge built of rough stones, standing now upon dry land, for the Scindhas left its former channel and runs one hundred yards to to the southof it, three of the arches remain entire and connected, and at leasttwelve others are either decayed or destroyed. This bridge is evidentlyof very ancient date. On emerging from the Scind valley, I got a betterview of the vale t...han I have before had. It was a clear but cloudymorning--one of those grey days when rays abound, and photographicefforts are most successful--and every distant object was seen withgreat distinctness. The snowy Pin Punjaul range, in its southernboundary looked magnificent, rising abruptly from the level andbeautiful plain. On board the boat again, I continued the journeytowards Srenuggur. We had not been long afloat before a sudden squallcame down from the hills and blew the roof of the boat off; it took along time to repair the mischief, but fortunately all the matting wasblown on to the bank, it was eventually replaced and we proceededonwards in a tolerably direct line to the capital, ten miles distant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--Marched back to Ganderbul, nine miles. Ganderbul is a verysmall place, and the only object of interest I noticed, was a very oldbridge built of rough stones, standing now upon dry land, for the Scindhas left its former channel and runs one hundred yards to to the southof it, three of the arches remain entire and connected, and at leasttwelve others are either decayed or destroyed. This bridge is evidentlyof very ancient date. On emerging from the Scind valley, I got a betterview of the vale t...han I have before had. It was a clear but cloudymorning--one of those grey days when rays abound, and photographicefforts are most successful--and every distant object was seen withgreat distinctness. The snowy Pin Punjaul range, in its southernboundary looked magnificent, rising abruptly from the level andbeautiful plain. On board the boat again, I continued the journeytowards Srenuggur. We had not been long afloat before a sudden squallcame down from the hills and blew the roof of the boat off; it took along time to repair the mischief, but fortunately all the matting wasblown on to the bank, it was eventually replaced and we proceededonwards in a tolerably direct line to the capital, ten miles distant.
What to read after Three Months of My Life 8 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foster J. F. to read onlineMoreLess
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