Persia As It is
Persia As It is
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ah, Prince ! You have surprised my con- fidence. It all happened as I told you, indeed it did.
By your head, hy your salt, hy your death, I swear it ! " "We shall see," said the Governor, clapping his hands.
The farrashes entered. " Beat me this man," roared the Prince Sheikh-ul-Malook. And the man was heaten. His feet were fixed in the merciless fellek.
Swish ! crash ! crack ! smash ! Down came the sticks on his hare soles, breaking and flying in every direction.
The Prince made no sign, as he... twirled the little emerald between his forefinger and thumb. " Lay on, dogs ! " he shouted. He knew that a dervish's feet are hard.
" Amdn ! (mercy) Amdn ! " cried the dervish. " Oh, Prince without compassion, Amdn!" At length he raved, and then gradually became inarticulate. He had swooned. At a gesture from the Prince-governor, the farrashes left the room. The Prince, calling for a new pipe, blew forth clouds of fragrant smoke. But he was excited, and intrigued.
The dervish at length came to himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ah, Prince ! You have surprised my con- fidence. It all happened as I told you, indeed it did.
By your head, hy your salt, hy your death, I swear it ! " "We shall see," said the Governor, clapping his hands.
The farrashes entered. " Beat me this man," roared the Prince Sheikh-ul-Malook. And the man was heaten. His feet were fixed in the merciless fellek.
Swish ! crash ! crack ! smash ! Down came the sticks on his hare soles, breaking and flying in every direction.
The Prince made no sign, as he... twirled the little emerald between his forefinger and thumb. " Lay on, dogs ! " he shouted. He knew that a dervish's feet are hard.
" Amdn ! (mercy) Amdn ! " cried the dervish. " Oh, Prince without compassion, Amdn!" At length he raved, and then gradually became inarticulate. He had swooned. At a gesture from the Prince-governor, the farrashes left the room. The Prince, calling for a new pipe, blew forth clouds of fragrant smoke. But he was excited, and intrigued.
The dervish at length came to himself.
What to read after Persia As It is?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C J Charles James Wills to read onlineMoreLess
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