The Story book of the Shah Or Legends of Old Persia
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His master usually guided him by means of golden shovel-shaped stirrups, leaving the reins over the high pommel of the peaked saddle, which was covered with exquisite needlework made by the fair Rudabeh and her maidens.
Rustem was naturally very eager to engage Afrasiyab himself in single combat, and in spite of Zal's remonstrances he singled out the huge leader of the Turanian army. Afrasiyab, clad all in black chain armour, riding a great sable charger, and with his black banner carried befor...e him, was an alarming figure, but Rustem at once spurred Rakush towards him, waving old Sam's battle-mace in a threatening manner.
The two Heroes fought for nearly an hour, and Fortune seemed to smile on Rustem, who felt that his foe was given into his 101 THE STORY BOOK OF THE SHAH hand, As he caught Afrasiyab's belt and lifted the Prince right out of his peaked saddle. But the time for Afrasiyab to die had not come as yet. The girdle broke, and he was rescued by his warriors, the battle going on with renewed fierceness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His master usually guided him by means of golden shovel-shaped stirrups, leaving the reins over the high pommel of the peaked saddle, which was covered with exquisite needlework made by the fair Rudabeh and her maidens.
Rustem was naturally very eager to engage Afrasiyab himself in single combat, and in spite of Zal's remonstrances he singled out the huge leader of the Turanian army. Afrasiyab, clad all in black chain armour, riding a great sable charger, and with his black banner carried befor...e him, was an alarming figure, but Rustem at once spurred Rakush towards him, waving old Sam's battle-mace in a threatening manner.
The two Heroes fought for nearly an hour, and Fortune seemed to smile on Rustem, who felt that his foe was given into his 101 THE STORY BOOK OF THE SHAH hand, As he caught Afrasiyab's belt and lifted the Prince right out of his peaked saddle. But the time for Afrasiyab to die had not come as yet. The girdle broke, and he was rescued by his warriors, the battle going on with renewed fierceness.
What to read after The Story book of the Shah Or Legends of Old Persia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ella Constance Sykes to read onlineMoreLess
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