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khorses inEngland seemed to me to look much better; though it was hard tojudge rightly, for they were so covered with equipage, mantles,trappings, &c., that we could scarce see anything but their feetand their heads as they went along.

　　After we had travelled two hours very hard, it began to be lighterstill; not that it was dark all night, but the moon began to rise,so that, in short, it was rather lighter than we wished it to be;but by six o'clock the next morning we had got above thirty miles,having almost spoiled our horses. Here we found a Russian village,named Kermazinskoy, where we rested, and heard nothing of theKalmuck Tartars that day. About two hours before night we set outagain, and travelled till eight the next morning, though not quiteso hard as before; and about seven o'clock we passed a littleriver, called Kirtza, and came to a good large town inhabited byRussians, called Ozomys; there we heard that several troops ofKalmucks had been abroad upon the desert, but that we were nowcompletely out of danger of them, which was to our greatsatisfaction. Here we were obliged to get some fresh horses, andhaving need enough of rest, we stayed five days; and my partner andI agreed to give the honest Siberian who conducted us thither

　　Immediately we halted, and though it was at a great distance, wefired, and sent them leaden bullets for wooden arrows, followingour shot full gallop, to fall in among them sword in hand - for soour bold Scot that led us directed. He was, indeed, but amerchant, but he behaved with such vigour and bravery on thisoccasion, and yet with such cool courage too, that I never saw anyman in action fitter for command. As soon as we came up to them wefired our pistols in their faces and then drew; but they fled inthe greatest confusion imaginable. The only stand any of them madewas on our right, where three of them stood, and, by signs, calledthe rest to come back to them, having a kind of scimitar in theirhands, and their bows hanging to their backs. Our brave commander,without asking anybody to follow him, gallops up close to them, andwith his fusee knocks one of them off his horse, killed the secondwith his pistol, and the third ran away. Thus ended our fight; butwe had this misfortune attending it, that all o