We passed through Huntingdon; Lamberts, where we changed horses; and Waynesburg, Lewistown, Mifflin and Mexico.
At Santa Fe and Sopilote we changed horses, and at Tolome, one of the sites of the civil war, came to the end of Santa Anna's twelve leagues of property.
We changed horsesat Montmeillant, and saw the fine river Isere, formed by the melting of the snows.
I took a hasty sketch of one as we changed horses.
We changed horses at Pierre Ecrite, where we met with a postillion who was a living image of Don Quixote.
We passed over the Aln River, a very pretty little streamlet, and reached Felton, where we changed horses.
Darlington, where we changed horses, is a neat, small place, supported by a set of very industrious Quakers; much table linen is manufactured here.
Went round to Husar-Quile, where we changed horses.
He seemed determined to make up for the delay, for we flew over hill and dale to Sherean, where he changed horses.
Travelled first to Ashgula, where we changed horses, and from thence to Purnugaban, where we halted for the night.
This was my injunction several times repeated as we changed horses at the first station.
The stations or peasant houses where we changed horses, were not as good as those on the great road.
One of the villages where wechanged horses is called Kabansk from the Russian word 'Kaban' (wild boar).
About sunset we changed horses, thirty versts from Kansk, and found no cheering prospect ahead.
We changed horses at Further Laurel Hill, and at Amagh, and then passed the gap.
We changed horses at three places, at one of which we had dinner, which, as in England, was ready when the passengers arrived.
We had passed several covered bridges before we reached Cannonsburg, eighteen miles from Pittsburg, where we changed horses, and, as usual in all such places in the United States, were gazed at by the curious and the idle.
The large square, where we changed horses, was sufficiently striking; and the Hotel de ville in particular was worthy of being copied by the pencil of my companion.
It was dusk when we changed horses at Moosburg: and the moon, then pretty far advanced towards the full, began to supply the light of which we stood so much in need.
The sky was in a fine crimson glow with the approaching sun-set, which was reflected by a river of clear water, skirted in parts by poplar and birch, as we changed horses at Plochingen.
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