Oriental Literature volume 1
Oriental Literature volume 1
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" VOL. I. 18 274 FIRDUSI At this description of the terrors of the Heft-khan, Isfendiyar became thoughtful for awhile, and then, resigning himself to the providence of God, resolved to take the shortest route. " No man can die before his time, " said he ; " heaven is my protector, and I will fearlessly encounter every difficulty on the road. " " It is full of perils, " replied Kurugsar, and endeavored to dissuade him from the enterprise. " But with the blessing of God, " rejoined Isfendiyar, " ...it will be easy. " The prince then ordered a sumptuous banquet to be served, at which he gave Kurugsar abundant draughts of wine, and even in a state of intoxication the demon-guide still warned him against his proposed journey. " Go by the route which takes two months, " said he, " for that will be convenient and safe ; " but Isfendiyar replied : " I neither fear the difficulties of the route, nor the perils thou hast described. " And though destruction spoke in every word, Enough to terrify the stoutest heart, Still he adhered to what he first resolved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" VOL. I. 18 274 FIRDUSI At this description of the terrors of the Heft-khan, Isfendiyar became thoughtful for awhile, and then, resigning himself to the providence of God, resolved to take the shortest route. " No man can die before his time, " said he ; " heaven is my protector, and I will fearlessly encounter every difficulty on the road. " " It is full of perils, " replied Kurugsar, and endeavored to dissuade him from the enterprise. " But with the blessing of God, " rejoined Isfendiyar, " ...it will be easy. " The prince then ordered a sumptuous banquet to be served, at which he gave Kurugsar abundant draughts of wine, and even in a state of intoxication the demon-guide still warned him against his proposed journey. " Go by the route which takes two months, " said he, " for that will be convenient and safe ; " but Isfendiyar replied : " I neither fear the difficulties of the route, nor the perils thou hast described. " And though destruction spoke in every word, Enough to terrify the stoutest heart, Still he adhered to what he first resolved.
What to read after Oriental Literature volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Timothy Dwight to read onlineMoreLess
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