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Overland through Asia; Pictures of Siberian, Chinese, and Tartar

CHAPTER XI
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He has various little speculations of his own and does not feed his customers liberally.

On the Ingodah the steward purchased eggs at every village, and expected to sell them at a large profit in Nicolayevsk.

When we left him he had at least ten bushels on hand, but he never furnished eggs to us unless we paid extra for them.
One cabin was assigned to Borasdine and myself, save at meal times, when two other passengers were present.

One end of it was filled with the mail, of which there were eight bags, each as large as a Saratoga trunk and as difficult to handle.

The Russian government performs an 'express' service and transports freight by mail; it receives parcels in any part of the empire and agrees to deliver them in any other part desired.


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