Trans Caspia the Sealed Provinces of the Czar
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Fort Irkeshtan was, on the con- trary, a commodious white building, which gave evidence of occupation. There were thirty- six Cossacks there, though, aside from mine host in the post-house below the fort, I did not see one. I was not permitted to enter the military structure ; only the post-house, whose custodian informed me that he was not married, and assured me that there was not a woman on the place. (It is marvelous what a conversa- tion can be carried on by gestures. ) I am sorry to say t...hat, as I departed, I saw two Kirghiz women peering from behind the door of a yourt. It is not the first instance in which curiosity on the part of that sex has utterly destroyed the reputation of our race.
The journey backward into the beautiful Alal The Scaled Pi'ovinces of the Czar. 231 Valley is picturesque and interesting. We forded the Kizil-Su no less than six times, getting very wet once or twice— no pleasure that, in its nasty red waters. The cliffs become very wild and rugged as we mount, until finally we reach the upper table-land of this valley of paradise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fort Irkeshtan was, on the con- trary, a commodious white building, which gave evidence of occupation. There were thirty- six Cossacks there, though, aside from mine host in the post-house below the fort, I did not see one. I was not permitted to enter the military structure ; only the post-house, whose custodian informed me that he was not married, and assured me that there was not a woman on the place. (It is marvelous what a conversa- tion can be carried on by gestures. ) I am sorry to say t...hat, as I departed, I saw two Kirghiz women peering from behind the door of a yourt. It is not the first instance in which curiosity on the part of that sex has utterly destroyed the reputation of our race.
The journey backward into the beautiful Alal The Scaled Pi'ovinces of the Czar. 231 Valley is picturesque and interesting. We forded the Kizil-Su no less than six times, getting very wet once or twice— no pleasure that, in its nasty red waters. The cliffs become very wild and rugged as we mount, until finally we reach the upper table-land of this valley of paradise.
What to read after Trans Caspia the Sealed Provinces of the Czar?
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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