- (9 wait for the fish to pass upstream. When our regiment passed by the first Cossack village, it was a holiday. The villagers, having dressed up, poured out into the street; Everywhere you could see a lot of people and, like in our nofzd, you could see talk, laughter and the full manifestation of life in the summertime. After 5 minutes, the driver again quickly rushed along the elevated bank for a while, then went down, leaving the bank to the right, and walked parallel to one of the Don branches through the swamps and marshes of the vast and vast land. Usually in the spring, water fills this area to a greater or lesser extent. With the so-called floodwaters from the sea, the water level rises so high that one railway embankment remains unflooded, which then seems like a narrow ribbon stretched for dozens of miles across the sea. Toward the elevation, the water subsides, forming a mass of swamps and river bays and giving full scope to rot, the development of harmful evaporation, m!smas, midges and mosquitoes. Despite the murderous laws, apparently conditioned for existence, this fetishness was considered a favorite among the Cossacks from time immemorial. In the old days, on a fragile lake it was easy to escape along the shallow waters from all pressure in the spring, and in the summer the quickly growing reeds and eyes could hide from the most vigilant eye evil families leaving for free places. At present, the landscape is very dense, although disorderly. At every step you come across either isolated farmsteads, or settlements, or more or less populous villages. In many places, housing stretches continuously along the shore. Near each dwelling one can see fishing gear, boats, poles for dried and smoked fish, and other equipment. But since the fishing season was over in our trade union, the population was engaged in gardening: cabbage, onions, potatoes and other vegetables were visible everywhere and took up most of the space. The meadow forest had not yet been harvested, the reeds, sedges and other aquatic plants were still in their first stages of development, showed bright young greenery and therefore produced a neat contrast with what was on the elevated stone bank.
As it approached Rostov, the train again approached the shore, overgrown with limestone slopes and uneven areas with orchards, vineyards and a wild activity of a different nature than that which was on the low-lying flood meadows. It was difficult to resist getting out of the carriage and stopping right there.
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It was evening. One of the neighbors in the carriage, in a dirty suit like that of a fishmonger from Rostov, was telling another decently dressed gentleman about the new order in Rostov under the control of the Don Cossacks, namely, about the removal of Jews from the city on ships in 1889.
—Where were they taken and why on ships and not by land? - curious, a decent govt,
“I don’t know,” he said to himself: we need to think abroad, or else to Odessa. Only those who were previously assigned to Rostov were not touched. And there were many who were not prescribed. They were previously given a deadline to kill themselves, and when the deadline ended, they were taken away in one day, put on two ships and sent off. There was so much hubbub and tears! For the whole of Rostov!... Well-known dflo, the Cossacks did not stand on ceremony with them!.. Nowadays this often happens with us, but for a military man: a horseman will lay down, scold, shout: “Remove the manure! Sweep the sidewalk!” - this, that, and galloped off without really saying anything. Look, the note arrived another time; if anything is faulty, immediately drag the police. You won't get any use there either: our people have been corrupted, and they still don't know the rules here. BFda and nothing more.
— There is even less order in the villages in the district, I said the first one. So, the clergy is considered to be from the Ekaterinoslav diocese, and the doctors are also from there. Please sort it out: who is whose? to whom and where should I report if something happens, and who should I listen to?