A Russian Journey
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sacks. Around all is a canal, and, for further secu- rity against fire, a fine of twenty-five rubles is imposed for smoking anywhere except in these underground apartments. Along the streets are the bazaars containing several thousand stalls filled with the lighter and more fanciful articles of mer- chandise, while the heavy goods are disposed in sheds and booths, or on boats and barges, or heaped upon matting on the ground.
At the door of the hotel we took droskies for the Fair, a mile away. T...he street was filled with peo- ple on foot, and with carriages and drays and carts of every description going back and forth ; and as we whirled down the steep slope that leads to the bridge over the Oka, the crowd was so great that it was with difficulty we could make our way. Cossacks, as mounted police, with flashing eyes, and fiery horses which they sat like centaurs, were rid- ing up and down ; and, what with the strange cos- tumes and languages, the blinding dust which the rising wind swept through the air, and the hum from the boats on the river, we began to under- stand what is meant by the Fair of Nijni.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
sacks. Around all is a canal, and, for further secu- rity against fire, a fine of twenty-five rubles is imposed for smoking anywhere except in these underground apartments. Along the streets are the bazaars containing several thousand stalls filled with the lighter and more fanciful articles of mer- chandise, while the heavy goods are disposed in sheds and booths, or on boats and barges, or heaped upon matting on the ground.
At the door of the hotel we took droskies for the Fair, a mile away. T...he street was filled with peo- ple on foot, and with carriages and drays and carts of every description going back and forth ; and as we whirled down the steep slope that leads to the bridge over the Oka, the crowd was so great that it was with difficulty we could make our way. Cossacks, as mounted police, with flashing eyes, and fiery horses which they sat like centaurs, were rid- ing up and down ; and, what with the strange cos- tumes and languages, the blinding dust which the rising wind swept through the air, and the hum from the boats on the river, we began to under- stand what is meant by the Fair of Nijni.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edna Dean Proctor to read onlineMoreLess
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