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A Ride to India across Persia and Baluchistan

CHAPTER II
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Though only two hundred yards wide, they were off their legs nearly the whole way.

What we should have done without Mr.
V---- 's aid I know not.
Towards sundown the high tower of the Shah's palace at Enzelli came in sight.

At last the neck of this weary journey was broken, and to-morrow, all being well, we should be at Resht.

The road is winding, and it was not till past ten o'clock that we rode through the silent, deserted streets to the caravanserai, a filthier lodging than any we had yet occupied.

But, though devoured by vermin, I slept soundly, tired out with cold and fatigue.


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