Through Algeria Tunisia On a Motor Bicycle
Through Algeria Tunisia On a Motor Bicycle
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Just a few donkeys and an occasional group of camels moving in a cloud of dust and grunts and noise, struck a feeble note from the desert orchestra. Two Belgian women and a party of French and Americans who had gone by train the day before to " see the desert, " were too garrulous. P. Buried himself in a book, and I, trying to collect my impressions, realized fully that my time had been too short to see anything at all, while I had seen so much that the impressions were too vague and dream-like... to find expression at all adequate. The only clear idea in this chaos was that somehow we must return. As the train crawled and rattled along I thought with dislike and a strange lack of courage of the long roads before us on the motor-bike, the speed we had to keep on the steep tortuous roads, and the chilly night that always fell an hour or two before we reached our destination. All this depressed me. I wanted to talk of it and our route. 69 Through Algeria and Tunisia So far nothing had been settled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just a few donkeys and an occasional group of camels moving in a cloud of dust and grunts and noise, struck a feeble note from the desert orchestra. Two Belgian women and a party of French and Americans who had gone by train the day before to " see the desert, " were too garrulous. P. Buried himself in a book, and I, trying to collect my impressions, realized fully that my time had been too short to see anything at all, while I had seen so much that the impressions were too vague and dream-like... to find expression at all adequate. The only clear idea in this chaos was that somehow we must return. As the train crawled and rattled along I thought with dislike and a strange lack of courage of the long roads before us on the motor-bike, the speed we had to keep on the steep tortuous roads, and the chilly night that always fell an hour or two before we reached our destination. All this depressed me. I wanted to talk of it and our route. 69 Through Algeria and Tunisia So far nothing had been settled.
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