A Woman's Journey Round The World, From Vienna To Brazil, Chili, Tahiti, China, Hindostan, Persia, And Asia Minor By Ida Pfeiffer
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{330b} The Streets Of Constantinople Are Narrow, Full Of Holes, And
Uneven, So That Carriages Cannot Be Taken Everywhere And People Are
Obliged To Manage With Small Fire-Engines Carried By Four Men.
{335} Here, where I arrived about four weeks after leaving Odessa,
the sun appeared as hot as with us in July.
The vegetation was
greatly in want of rain, and the leaves were almost dying from the
heat; while in Odessa they were already killed by the cold.
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