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"[...]the British did not take them—The Czar's Mode of Manning a Ship in a Hurry—The Russian Fleet—Leave their Steamer and proceed towards Saint Petersburg. Cousin Giles soon found his way forward, over the bales of cotton and piles of hay, followed by Fred and Harry, and entered into conversation with the crew. He had not been long there when an old weather-beaten seaman put his head up the fore hatchway. “Ah! Tom Pulling. I thought that I had caught sight of the face of an old shipmate,” exclaimed Cousin Giles, stretching out his hand. “How fares it with you?” The old man's countenance brightened as he returned the grasp warmly.[...]".
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A Trip to Russia proposed—Cousin Giles and his History—Preparations for the Voyage—Journey to Hull—The Steamer described—The Voyage commenced—A Fog at Sea.“Thank you, thank you; it will be very delightful,” said Fred Markham.“It will be jolly, that it will!” exclaimed his younger brother Harry; and home they ran as fast as their legs could carry them to find their father and mother.“Oh, father, father!—mother, mother!—may we go? May we go?” they exclaimed in a breath together. “Cousin Giles has asked us, and he says that he will take very good care of us, and that he is not joking; that he is in real earnest, and that, if you will give us leave to go, he wishes to set off immediately.”“But you have not told us where you wish to go to,” said Captain Markham. “If it should chance to be to Timbuctoo, to the Sandwich Islands, or to the antipodes, I fear that I must refuse your request.”“Even should Cousin Giles be answerable for your safe return, I could not part with you for so long a time as would be required to go to either of those regions of the world,” added their mother, smiling.
"Fred Markham in Russia: Or, The Boy Travellers in the Land of the Czar" by William Henry Giles Kingston is an enthralling historical fiction novel that follows the adventures of young Fred Markham and his companions as they embark on a journey through the vast expanse of the Russian Empire. Set against the backdrop of the czarist era, the novel captures the spirit of adventure and exploration as the boy travellers delve into the rich culture and history of Russia. As Fred and his friends navigate the unfamiliar terrain, they encounter new discoveries, forge enduring friendships, and gain invaluable insights into the diverse customs and traditions of the Russian people. Their journey is not only one of physical exploration but also of personal growth and education. Through its captivating narrative and vivid descriptions, "Fred Markham in Russia" transports readers to a bygone era, immersing them in the sights, sounds, and sensations of the Russian landscape. It serves as both an engaging adventure story and a valuable educational tool, offering young adults a window into the complexities of Russian history and culture while instilling a sense of curiosity and wonder about the world beyond their own.
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