| Once more he was defeated by the former on the telega river, near Ploiesti. |
| A telega had gone over him and driven in his spine, so that it made a curve inside him. |
| As it came nearer, I perceived a telega, a country cart, with a horse harnessed to it. |
| At the same moment the rattling noise of a telega was heard somewhere in the distance. |
| Curiously primitive, the telega is four-wheeled, with two planks thrown crudely across the axle-trees. |
| Although the journey was not continued by night the telega was still Godfrey's constant place of abode. |
