Turkey
Turkey
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But should the night be bright, with moonlight, the party often start out again, and prolong their enjoy- ment until late hours, or until a policeman or old Turk passing by reminds them it is time to retire. It is amusing, in connection with these moonlight promen- ades, to see the women walking about or sitting with TU. 65 p Turkey open sunshades to protect themselves from the lunar rays, imagining, no doubt, that they occasion lunacy.
Sometimes a too close proximity to the Bosphorus is select...ed for spreading the family rug, and an un- usually large wash from a steamer passing by breaks unexpectedly on the shore, showering clouds of spray over the women's heads. The cold douche sets them all on their feet, screaming, and the bed of tulips now looks like one dashed by a storm.
But sometimes the ladies are more enterprising ; a picnic to some distant part is decided upon, and arabas, or carts, drawn by oxen or buffaloes, are engaged. These conveyances are springless, and about 9 feet long by 4 feet wide.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But should the night be bright, with moonlight, the party often start out again, and prolong their enjoy- ment until late hours, or until a policeman or old Turk passing by reminds them it is time to retire. It is amusing, in connection with these moonlight promen- ades, to see the women walking about or sitting with TU. 65 p Turkey open sunshades to protect themselves from the lunar rays, imagining, no doubt, that they occasion lunacy.
Sometimes a too close proximity to the Bosphorus is select...ed for spreading the family rug, and an un- usually large wash from a steamer passing by breaks unexpectedly on the shore, showering clouds of spray over the women's heads. The cold douche sets them all on their feet, screaming, and the bed of tulips now looks like one dashed by a storm.
But sometimes the ladies are more enterprising ; a picnic to some distant part is decided upon, and arabas, or carts, drawn by oxen or buffaloes, are engaged. These conveyances are springless, and about 9 feet long by 4 feet wide.
What to read after Turkey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julius R Van Millingen to read onlineMoreLess
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