The Bakhtyār Nāma: a Persian Romance
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They de- clared their ignorance of the matter, which so enraged the jewel-merchant, that he seized them both, and cast them headlong into the sea.
go THE BAKHTYAR NAMA.
After this he proceeded on his way ; whilst the wife was so unhappy at the long absence of her sons, that the world became dark in her eyes, and she raised her voice and called upon the boys. When the jewel-mer- chant heard the voice of his wife, he hastened to meet her, and inquired after his two sons, expressing his eager desi...re of seeing them. The wife told him that they had left her some time before, and had wandered along the sea-side. At this intelligence the jewel- merchant began to lament, and tore his clothes, and exclaimed : " Alas, alas, I have drowned my sons ! " He then related what had happened, and proceeded with his wife along the shore in search of the boys, but they sought in vain. Then they smote their breasts and wept. And when the next morning came, they said : " From this time forth, whatsoever happens must be to us a matter of indifference ; " and they set out on their journey towards the city, with afflicted bosoms and bleeding hearts, being persuaded that their sons had perished in the water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They de- clared their ignorance of the matter, which so enraged the jewel-merchant, that he seized them both, and cast them headlong into the sea.
go THE BAKHTYAR NAMA.
After this he proceeded on his way ; whilst the wife was so unhappy at the long absence of her sons, that the world became dark in her eyes, and she raised her voice and called upon the boys. When the jewel-mer- chant heard the voice of his wife, he hastened to meet her, and inquired after his two sons, expressing his eager desi...re of seeing them. The wife told him that they had left her some time before, and had wandered along the sea-side. At this intelligence the jewel- merchant began to lament, and tore his clothes, and exclaimed : " Alas, alas, I have drowned my sons ! " He then related what had happened, and proceeded with his wife along the shore in search of the boys, but they sought in vain. Then they smote their breasts and wept. And when the next morning came, they said : " From this time forth, whatsoever happens must be to us a matter of indifference ; " and they set out on their journey towards the city, with afflicted bosoms and bleeding hearts, being persuaded that their sons had perished in the water.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clouston, W. A. (William Alexander), 1843-1896, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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