Notes of a Journey From Kasveen to Hamadan Across the Karagan Country
Notes of a Journey From Kasveen to Hamadan Across the Karagan Country
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No. Did they do nothing ? Yes, they had got back their sheep ! How ? " By asking for them. We said we are miser- ably poor. They said, ' you are poor devils/ and they killed two lambs for dinner and gave us back the rest. " If this appears improbable, let it not be forgotten that after all robbers only exist on sufferance. I have known occurrences not altogether unlike this in the case of gang robberies in the Marava country of Southern India. There is a code among a tribe of professional robbe...rs that is not observed by casuals and amateurs.
90 miles. Two miles further on, at Ainabad, I spent the night at the house of the village khan, who explained, apropos of the affair just mentioned that the raiding tribe was under the jurisdiction of the Naib-us-Sultanat, the village under the Zil-es-Sultan whose authority extends just so far. Hence these troubles. Had the Zil-es-Sultan, the Shah's eldest son, the undivided jurisdic- tion, such robbery and violence would not be tolerated.
From all I have seen and heard of this prince, I think .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No. Did they do nothing ? Yes, they had got back their sheep ! How ? " By asking for them. We said we are miser- ably poor. They said, ' you are poor devils/ and they killed two lambs for dinner and gave us back the rest. " If this appears improbable, let it not be forgotten that after all robbers only exist on sufferance. I have known occurrences not altogether unlike this in the case of gang robberies in the Marava country of Southern India. There is a code among a tribe of professional robbe...rs that is not observed by casuals and amateurs.
90 miles. Two miles further on, at Ainabad, I spent the night at the house of the village khan, who explained, apropos of the affair just mentioned that the raiding tribe was under the jurisdiction of the Naib-us-Sultanat, the village under the Zil-es-Sultan whose authority extends just so far. Hence these troubles. Had the Zil-es-Sultan, the Shah's eldest son, the undivided jurisdic- tion, such robbery and violence would not be tolerated.
From all I have seen and heard of this prince, I think .
What to read after Notes of a Journey From Kasveen to Hamadan Across the Karagan Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John David Rees to read onlineMoreLess
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