Bagh O Bahar Or Tales of the Four Darweshes 8 0
Bagh O Bahar Or Tales of the Four Darweshes 8 0
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' On seeing her, I ranand threw myself at her feet; the princess clasped me to her bosom, and upon us both a state of insensibility fell. When our senseswere restored, I asked her what had happened to her; she answered, 'When the governor of the port carried all the female slaves on shore, I was offering up this prayer to God that my secret might not any howbe known, and that I might not be recognised, and that your life mightnot be endangered. He is so great a concealer [of our shame], thatno ...one knew I was the princess. The governor was examining every onewith a view to purchase [some for himself]; when it came to my turn, he chose me, sent me secretly to his house; the rest he forwarded tothe king.
"'When my father did not see me among those [slaves], he sent themall back. The whole of this artifice was had recourse to on myaccount. He now gives out, that the princess is very ill, and if Ido not soon appear, then in a few days the news of my death willfly through the whole country; then the king's shame will not be[divulged].
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' On seeing her, I ranand threw myself at her feet; the princess clasped me to her bosom, and upon us both a state of insensibility fell. When our senseswere restored, I asked her what had happened to her; she answered, 'When the governor of the port carried all the female slaves on shore, I was offering up this prayer to God that my secret might not any howbe known, and that I might not be recognised, and that your life mightnot be endangered. He is so great a concealer [of our shame], thatno ...one knew I was the princess. The governor was examining every onewith a view to purchase [some for himself]; when it came to my turn, he chose me, sent me secretly to his house; the rest he forwarded tothe king.
"'When my father did not see me among those [slaves], he sent themall back. The whole of this artifice was had recourse to on myaccount. He now gives out, that the princess is very ill, and if Ido not soon appear, then in a few days the news of my death willfly through the whole country; then the king's shame will not be[divulged].
What to read after Bagh O Bahar Or Tales of the Four Darweshes 8 0?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mir Amman of Dihli to read onlineMoreLess
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