Under the Turk in Constantinople
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So the Turks, who, on their part, were determined not to remit one asper of their bond, put them in prison.
This brought upon the stage Mrs. Pentlow. While our men of the West were content with a role of Oriental passivity, this lady of the East decided on direct action.
In the springtime of the year (1679), when the Imperial Court arrived at Constantinople, the widow, taking one of her children, went up to the capital with the intention, it was said, of making a personal appeal to the Grand Si...gnor. The Grand Signor's Ministers, alarmed, endeavoured, partly by fair and partly by other means, to deter her. She persisted, and at last got back her house and some money for her expenses, and, as to the Assigns, the promise that they should be released for 2000 dollars a concession which Kara Mustafa could well afford to make, for the tin brought to Constantinople from Pentlow's warehouse, when sold, had yielded a large sum above the estimate at which it had been taken, almost making up the balance due.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So the Turks, who, on their part, were determined not to remit one asper of their bond, put them in prison.
This brought upon the stage Mrs. Pentlow. While our men of the West were content with a role of Oriental passivity, this lady of the East decided on direct action.
In the springtime of the year (1679), when the Imperial Court arrived at Constantinople, the widow, taking one of her children, went up to the capital with the intention, it was said, of making a personal appeal to the Grand Si...gnor. The Grand Signor's Ministers, alarmed, endeavoured, partly by fair and partly by other means, to deter her. She persisted, and at last got back her house and some money for her expenses, and, as to the Assigns, the promise that they should be released for 2000 dollars a concession which Kara Mustafa could well afford to make, for the tin brought to Constantinople from Pentlow's warehouse, when sold, had yielded a large sum above the estimate at which it had been taken, almost making up the balance due.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G F George Frederick Abbot to read onlineMoreLess
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