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... his return from Persia , where he had resided in his capacity of British Ambassador to the Court of the Shah , came to the Cossack Capital . Here he despatched a messenger to Colonel Papof , inviting that officer to his presence .
... his return from Persia , where he had resided in his capacity of British Ambassador to the Court of the Shah , came to the Cossack Capital . Here he despatched a messenger to Colonel Papof , inviting that officer to his presence .
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that officer to his presence . Upon the Colonel's arrival , Sir Gore Ouseley proceeded to state , that , " as the Representative of a British Sovereign , he conceived it to be his duty to acknowledge the disinterested hospitality shewn ...
that officer to his presence . Upon the Colonel's arrival , Sir Gore Ouseley proceeded to state , that , " as the Representative of a British Sovereign , he conceived it to be his duty to acknowledge the disinterested hospitality shewn ...
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They were compelled to wear a dress regulated by the police : and as every officer had a different notion of the proper mode of enforcing the regulation , they were constantly liable to interruption in the streets and public places ...
They were compelled to wear a dress regulated by the police : and as every officer had a different notion of the proper mode of enforcing the regulation , they were constantly liable to interruption in the streets and public places ...
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... the form of the hat , the son of an English merchant , with a view to baffle the police , appeared in the streets of Petersburg , having on his head an English hunting - cap , at sight of which the police - officers were puzzled .
... the form of the hat , the son of an English merchant , with a view to baffle the police , appeared in the streets of Petersburg , having on his head an English hunting - cap , at sight of which the police - officers were puzzled .
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This gentleman expostulated with them , saying that he had no other , and certainly would not cut off the tops of his boots ; upon which the officers , each seizing a leg as he sat in his droshy , fell to work , and drew off his boots ...
This gentleman expostulated with them , saying that he had no other , and certainly would not cut off the tops of his boots ; upon which the officers , each seizing a leg as he sat in his droshy , fell to work , and drew off his boots ...
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afford afterwards antient appearance arrived attention Azof barks bearing become Black brought building called Calmucks canal carriage carried caused ceremony CHAP church collected common considerable considered consists containing continued Cossacks course covered crossing described Dnieper dress empire England English entered equal exhibited falling feet four frequently given Government Greek hands head horses houses hundred inhabitants Italy journey kind Lake land less manner means mentioned Moscow nature navigable necessary never nobles notice observed offered officers original particularly passage passed peasants perhaps persons PETER Petersburg plants present priest principal remained remarkable river roubles Russian seemed seen side situation slaves sometimes streets Tcherkask thing thousand tion town traveller versts vessels village Volga whole women
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| العنوان | Travels in Various Countries of Europe, Asia and Africa: Russia, Tartary, and Turkey المجلد 1 من Travels in Various Countries of Europe, Asia and Africa, Edward Daniel Clarke |
| المؤلف | Edward Daniel Clarke |
| الإصدار | 4 |
| الناشر | T. Cadell and W. Davies, 1816 |
| أصلي من | جامعة كاليفورنيا |
| الكتب ذات التنسيق الرقمي | 15 نيسان (إبريل) 2010 |
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