Travels And Adventures in the Persian Provinces On the Southern Banks of the Cas
Travels And Adventures in the Persian Provinces On the Southern Banks of the Cas
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At last the call to prayers was heard, and the streets were crowded with people flocking to the mosques. I did not wait till these had all passed by, thinking I should be less observed, before the streets were empty. I therefore called Seyed Allee, told him of the reasons I had for suspecting my servants of having before betrayed me, by giving information of my intended departure, and observed, that now was the time to prove his innocence, or to admit his guilt, by at once refusing to assist me... ; that I had now determined to set out for] Tabreez, and was at this moment ready to start, and he must immediately decide whether or not he would stand by me, and accompany me on the journey.
The first part of this address appeared to strike him speechless ; nevertheless he recovered immediately, declared he had never com- mitted such a fault, never had hinted of my intention to any one, — and was now, or at any time, ready to accompany me. He began his reply in so faltering a tone, that my suspicions of him were increased, and though the latter part was more cheerfully spoken, he remained evidently much embarrassed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At last the call to prayers was heard, and the streets were crowded with people flocking to the mosques. I did not wait till these had all passed by, thinking I should be less observed, before the streets were empty. I therefore called Seyed Allee, told him of the reasons I had for suspecting my servants of having before betrayed me, by giving information of my intended departure, and observed, that now was the time to prove his innocence, or to admit his guilt, by at once refusing to assist me... ; that I had now determined to set out for] Tabreez, and was at this moment ready to start, and he must immediately decide whether or not he would stand by me, and accompany me on the journey.
The first part of this address appeared to strike him speechless ; nevertheless he recovered immediately, declared he had never com- mitted such a fault, never had hinted of my intention to any one, — and was now, or at any time, ready to accompany me. He began his reply in so faltering a tone, that my suspicions of him were increased, and though the latter part was more cheerfully spoken, he remained evidently much embarrassed.
What to read after Travels And Adventures in the Persian Provinces On the Southern Banks of the Cas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Baillie Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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