Travels East of Suez
Travels East of Suez
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At Silliguri the small gauge railway is taken for the hills ; and here one begins to notice the change in the type of the people from the Indian to the Mongolian : they seem to get a little lighter in colour, and a few more clothes seem to be added at each place stopped at, the further north and the higher we got. Such a quaint little railway this is : a two- foot gauge, with a diminutive engine puffing fussily away, drawing carriages to match, holding four people at most in a compartment, with... hardly any windows, but a canvas curtain to let down, if necessary. For a few miles the run is fairly level, crossing the Mahanuddy river by a bridge 700 feet long, and then the rise begins, running along the side of the rocks amid tropical vegetation, under the Sal trees, and palms, tree ferns, and cactus, bananas and Pteris and asparagus ferns, flourishing their fronds almost in at the carriage window, Brugmansia and Poinsettia flowers adding to the beauty of the scene. Then the fun of looping the loop began.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At Silliguri the small gauge railway is taken for the hills ; and here one begins to notice the change in the type of the people from the Indian to the Mongolian : they seem to get a little lighter in colour, and a few more clothes seem to be added at each place stopped at, the further north and the higher we got. Such a quaint little railway this is : a two- foot gauge, with a diminutive engine puffing fussily away, drawing carriages to match, holding four people at most in a compartment, with... hardly any windows, but a canvas curtain to let down, if necessary. For a few miles the run is fairly level, crossing the Mahanuddy river by a bridge 700 feet long, and then the rise begins, running along the side of the rocks amid tropical vegetation, under the Sal trees, and palms, tree ferns, and cactus, bananas and Pteris and asparagus ferns, flourishing their fronds almost in at the carriage window, Brugmansia and Poinsettia flowers adding to the beauty of the scene. Then the fun of looping the loop began.
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