Six Months in Persia volume 1
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Leaving this on the left, the road wound among low spurs, and came down on a little river, full of clear water coursing over stones covered with salt crystals. Crossing this we ascended into a small green plain, a welcome sight after the desolation of the last two marches. On our left, in a hollow of the black mountains, the fields and houses of Chahnar could be seen. A roofless abambar stood in the plain. We filled our bottles, crossed the plain, and entered the salt hills again. The road twis...ted curiously among ravines and stony knolls, between moun- tains higher than we had seen since leaving Lar. In one place, we marched along a nar- row spur, with a gulf 100 feet deep on either hand. " Hell and Heaven " they call it (du- zakh o bihishfy, in allusion to that razor-edged bridge of Sirat, by which the faithful have to cross the infernal abysses and enter Paradise. Gradually ascending, we crossed a saddle-back, and saw a long plain sloping away from us, covered with grass and flowers, and green with tamarisk and kunar at its farther end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leaving this on the left, the road wound among low spurs, and came down on a little river, full of clear water coursing over stones covered with salt crystals. Crossing this we ascended into a small green plain, a welcome sight after the desolation of the last two marches. On our left, in a hollow of the black mountains, the fields and houses of Chahnar could be seen. A roofless abambar stood in the plain. We filled our bottles, crossed the plain, and entered the salt hills again. The road twis...ted curiously among ravines and stony knolls, between moun- tains higher than we had seen since leaving Lar. In one place, we marched along a nar- row spur, with a gulf 100 feet deep on either hand. " Hell and Heaven " they call it (du- zakh o bihishfy, in allusion to that razor-edged bridge of Sirat, by which the faithful have to cross the infernal abysses and enter Paradise. Gradually ascending, we crossed a saddle-back, and saw a long plain sloping away from us, covered with grass and flowers, and green with tamarisk and kunar at its farther end.
What to read after Six Months in Persia volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Stack to read onlineMoreLess
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