Bagh O Bahar Or Tales of the Four Darweshes
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When the news of the kkwaja's departure became pubhc, the merchants of that city on hearing it, began likewise their preparations to set out with him. The dog- worshipping khwdja took with him specie and jewels to a great amount, servants and slaves without number, and rich rarities and property worthy of a king, and having pitched his tents of various sorts outside of the city, he went to them. All the other merchants took articles of merchandise with them according to their means, and joined ...the khwdja .- they became for themselves a [regular] army.
One day, having fixed on a lucky moment for departure, they set out thence on their journey.
Having laden thousands of camels with canvas sacks filled with goods, and the jewels and specie on mules five hundred slaves from the steppes of Kapchdk, from Zana, and from Mum^ completely armed, men used to the sword, mounted on horses of Arabia, of Tartary, and of Irdk, accompanied [the caravan] . In the rear of all came the khwdja and the young merchant, richly dressed, and mounted on sedans; a rich litter was lashed on the back of a camel, in which the dog reposed on a cushion, and the cages of the two prisoners were slung one on each side of another, ' Tartar, African, and Turkish slaves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the news of the kkwaja's departure became pubhc, the merchants of that city on hearing it, began likewise their preparations to set out with him. The dog- worshipping khwdja took with him specie and jewels to a great amount, servants and slaves without number, and rich rarities and property worthy of a king, and having pitched his tents of various sorts outside of the city, he went to them. All the other merchants took articles of merchandise with them according to their means, and joined ...the khwdja .- they became for themselves a [regular] army.
One day, having fixed on a lucky moment for departure, they set out thence on their journey.
Having laden thousands of camels with canvas sacks filled with goods, and the jewels and specie on mules five hundred slaves from the steppes of Kapchdk, from Zana, and from Mum^ completely armed, men used to the sword, mounted on horses of Arabia, of Tartary, and of Irdk, accompanied [the caravan] . In the rear of all came the khwdja and the young merchant, richly dressed, and mounted on sedans; a rich litter was lashed on the back of a camel, in which the dog reposed on a cushion, and the cages of the two prisoners were slung one on each side of another, ' Tartar, African, and Turkish slaves.
What to read after Bagh O Bahar Or Tales of the Four Darweshes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duncan Forbes to read onlineMoreLess
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