War & Revolution in Asiatic Russia
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Early next morning the Christians were there, and as soon as they saw the Hakkim Sahib, they fell down and kissed his feet. We said good-bye to Khurdu Bey, and said that we hoped to see him in Urumiah. Then we started back for the plain with the forty Ass3aians, yelling and running ahead of us in their joy. For five months they had -been kept on the mountains as slaves and camel- herdsmen for the chief, living from hand to mouth and half starving. All hopes of ever seeing their famiUes had been... abandoned by them, and they were sinking into a melancholy of despair. Now by a few simple healing words the doctor had cut the cord and set them free. Such is the power of a strong character, protected only by honesty, even among the untutored border-raiders of Khurdistan. We never saw Khurdu again ; he left with the Turks a month later, and during the winter died of a disease. On the evening of the next day we reached the Mission-compound at Urumiah with our deUvered Assyrians, who speedily dispersed to their families.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Early next morning the Christians were there, and as soon as they saw the Hakkim Sahib, they fell down and kissed his feet. We said good-bye to Khurdu Bey, and said that we hoped to see him in Urumiah. Then we started back for the plain with the forty Ass3aians, yelling and running ahead of us in their joy. For five months they had -been kept on the mountains as slaves and camel- herdsmen for the chief, living from hand to mouth and half starving. All hopes of ever seeing their famiUes had been... abandoned by them, and they were sinking into a melancholy of despair. Now by a few simple healing words the doctor had cut the cord and set them free. Such is the power of a strong character, protected only by honesty, even among the untutored border-raiders of Khurdistan. We never saw Khurdu again ; he left with the Turks a month later, and during the winter died of a disease. On the evening of the next day we reached the Mission-compound at Urumiah with our deUvered Assyrians, who speedily dispersed to their families.
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