Costume of the Russian empire : illustrated by upwards of seventy richly coloured engravings .. (1811)
Harding, Edward · London : Printed by T. Bensley for J. Stockdale · leaf 223
t inventé une boisson qui leur cause une ivressesouvent funeste. Il naît dans leur presquîle, comme dans toute la Russie, unchampaignon jaunâtre dont les Russes se servent pour tuer les mouches, etquils nomment moukhomore (tueur de mouches). Les Kamtchadales le fontinfuser dans de leau, et cette… … PLATE L. A WOMAN OF KAMTSCHATKA. When we consider the natural productions of Kamtschatka, and the severityof the climate of this peninsula, some idea may easily be formed of theclothing of its inhabitants. Their dresses are made of rein-deer skins, whichthey procure of the Koriaks in exchange, and…
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