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The Adventures of a Special Correspondent

CHAPTER VIII
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But the English will not meet the Russians in a friendly way.

But if we could put Calcutta within twelve days of London, what an advantage that would be for their trade!" Talking in this way the major and I "did" Douchak.

Some years ago it was foreseen how important this village would be.

A branch line unites it with Teheran in Persia, while there has, as yet, been no survey for a line to India.

While gentlemen cast in the mould of Sir Francis Trevellyan are in the majority in the United Kingdom, the Asiatic network of railways will never be complete.
I was led to question the major regarding the safety of the Grand Transasiatic across the provinces of Central Asia.
In Turkestan, he told me, the safety is well assured.


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