Persian Literature Comprising the Shh Nmeh the Rubiyt the Divan And
Persian Literature Comprising the Shh Nmeh the Rubiyt the Divan And
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II I2 MURASAKI SHIKIB lie animadversion, and it seemed not improbable that people would begin to allude even to the example of Y6-ki-hi. * In due course, and in consequence, we may suppose, of the Divine blessing on the sincerity of their affection, a jewel of a little prince was born to her. The first prince who had been born to the Emperor was the child of Koki-den-Niogo, 5 the daughter of the Udaijin (a great officer of State). Not only was he first in point of age, but his influence on his ...mother's side was so great that public opinion had almost unanimously fixed upon him as heir-apparent. Of this the Emperor was fully conscious, and he only regarded the new-born child with that affection which one lavishes on a domestic favorite. Nevertheless, the mother of the first prince had, not unnatu- rally, a foreboding that unless matters were managed adroitly her child might be superseded by the younger one. She, we may observe, had been established at Court before any other lady, and had more children than one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
II I2 MURASAKI SHIKIB lie animadversion, and it seemed not improbable that people would begin to allude even to the example of Y6-ki-hi. * In due course, and in consequence, we may suppose, of the Divine blessing on the sincerity of their affection, a jewel of a little prince was born to her. The first prince who had been born to the Emperor was the child of Koki-den-Niogo, 5 the daughter of the Udaijin (a great officer of State). Not only was he first in point of age, but his influence on his ...mother's side was so great that public opinion had almost unanimously fixed upon him as heir-apparent. Of this the Emperor was fully conscious, and he only regarded the new-born child with that affection which one lavishes on a domestic favorite. Nevertheless, the mother of the first prince had, not unnatu- rally, a foreboding that unless matters were managed adroitly her child might be superseded by the younger one. She, we may observe, had been established at Court before any other lady, and had more children than one.
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