"رحلات من الهند إلى إنجلترا: تشمل زيارة إلى الإمبراطورية البورمية، رحلة عبر بلاد فارس، آسيا الصغرى، تركيا الأوروبية وغيرها، في السنوات ١٨٢٥-١٨٢٦، بقلم جيمز إدوارد أليكساندر" [‎٢‎١‎٥] (٤١٢/٣٠٢)

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CHAPTER XII.
Leave the Royal Camp Arrival at Tabreez Fukir Leave Tabreez
Murand Nukshewan Shuheroor Erivan Ararat Kuremarchee
HajeeBairamloo Enter the Turkish Territory Nukshewan Koords
......Armenian Villages Kars Visit to the Pacha Turkish Dandy
Contrast between Persian and Turkish Manners BenAhmud Turkish De-
libash Arrival at Azeroom.
On the 20th, after bidding adieu to the Envoy and his lady, from
whom I had experienced much kindness and attention, and taking
leave of my other friends in camp, Mr. Willock and myself mounted
and marched for Tabreez, where we arrived after a journey of sixty-
four miles on the same horses. It is quite surprising what horses can
accomplish in Persia. At Shiraz there is now a chupparee (post)
horse, which travels between that city and Tehran, on important
occasions, in five days, the distance being five hundred miles, with
the same rider on its back the whole way. Many of the chupparee
horses would beat the celebrated hurkara camels of India, which
make most extraordinary journeys. There is a ludicrous story told
of one, which arrived at the station of a Bengal regiment in an un
precedented short space of time. One of the officers got up from
dinner to try the motion of the camel; he mounted, and the animal
set off with him, and carried him the whole stage, seventy miles,
without his hat.
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