The Mirza volume 1
The Mirza volume 1
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The lather of the maiden had Ijeen the youngest of six brothers and died an oldish man, consequently there were five old men collected to receive Azbeaz. When they were all seated, he opened his case by stating his desire to possess the daughter of his former neighbour as a wife, honestly avowed that he was not rich, but pleaded that he enjoyed the confidence of a good set of customers ; and appealed to all those who knew him, whether he was not capable of maintaining a wife in comfort, by the ...industry of his hands, and the temperance of his habits.
The youngest uncle answered this speech by a sneer ; " and so, " said he, " you, a poor shoe- maker, ugly, with the face of a monkey, with a curved back, without goods and chattels, or property of any kind ; you venture to seek our THE MIRZA. 217 niece in marriage, she who has beauty enough to wed a khan — a bey — or even a king's jeweller. Are you mad enough to come laughing at our beards in this manner ?" " Mad indeed !" exclaimed the next young- est uncle, "in what part of your understanding did you find that men were such fools, as to be taken in by a deformed cobbler?" " A deformed cobbler did you say, " conti- nued the third uncle, "if that were all, there is no harm done, but what did the king's jeweller, your own brother say ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lather of the maiden had Ijeen the youngest of six brothers and died an oldish man, consequently there were five old men collected to receive Azbeaz. When they were all seated, he opened his case by stating his desire to possess the daughter of his former neighbour as a wife, honestly avowed that he was not rich, but pleaded that he enjoyed the confidence of a good set of customers ; and appealed to all those who knew him, whether he was not capable of maintaining a wife in comfort, by the ...industry of his hands, and the temperance of his habits.
The youngest uncle answered this speech by a sneer ; " and so, " said he, " you, a poor shoe- maker, ugly, with the face of a monkey, with a curved back, without goods and chattels, or property of any kind ; you venture to seek our THE MIRZA. 217 niece in marriage, she who has beauty enough to wed a khan — a bey — or even a king's jeweller. Are you mad enough to come laughing at our beards in this manner ?" " Mad indeed !" exclaimed the next young- est uncle, "in what part of your understanding did you find that men were such fools, as to be taken in by a deformed cobbler?" " A deformed cobbler did you say, " conti- nued the third uncle, "if that were all, there is no harm done, but what did the king's jeweller, your own brother say ?
What to read after The Mirza volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Justinian Morier to read onlineMoreLess
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