An Historical Relation of the Origin Progress And Final Dissolution of the Gov
An Historical Relation of the Origin Progress And Final Dissolution of the Gov
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When the un- fortunate and ^mifguided youth was taken, his father declared his refolution to put him to death, but was perfuaded to adopt the fcarce more lenient meafure of banilh- ing him out of Rohilcund, without any means of fubfiftence. Enait Khan, thus left deftitute, went to Suja-al-Dovvlah, and after remaining at Fyzabad near twelve months, being reduced to extreme want, returned in defpair to Rohilcund. His fa- ther poiitively refufed him admittance into Barellee, and he returned to a n...eigh- bouring village, where he mortly after died of a broken heart, amidir. All the mi- fery of too late repentance and unavailing remorfe ; thus, " fays the Rohilla narra- tor, " was the parental imprecation amply " fulfilled in him ; Haiiz Rahmut, three I " different ROHILLA AFGANS. 1 83 ' different times during his rebellion, " having gone to the Mofque and prayed " aloud, laying, Caufe the cup of his life, " OGodl to overftoiv whilfl yet in his youth, " fj that no fruit may ever fpHng from thai " inaufpiclous branch ; and never let me be 44 expofed to the Jhame of again beholding " his face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the un- fortunate and ^mifguided youth was taken, his father declared his refolution to put him to death, but was perfuaded to adopt the fcarce more lenient meafure of banilh- ing him out of Rohilcund, without any means of fubfiftence. Enait Khan, thus left deftitute, went to Suja-al-Dovvlah, and after remaining at Fyzabad near twelve months, being reduced to extreme want, returned in defpair to Rohilcund. His fa- ther poiitively refufed him admittance into Barellee, and he returned to a n...eigh- bouring village, where he mortly after died of a broken heart, amidir. All the mi- fery of too late repentance and unavailing remorfe ; thus, " fays the Rohilla narra- tor, " was the parental imprecation amply " fulfilled in him ; Haiiz Rahmut, three I " different ROHILLA AFGANS. 1 83 ' different times during his rebellion, " having gone to the Mofque and prayed " aloud, laying, Caufe the cup of his life, " OGodl to overftoiv whilfl yet in his youth, " fj that no fruit may ever fpHng from thai " inaufpiclous branch ; and never let me be 44 expofed to the Jhame of again beholding " his face.
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