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The Shah did not fufpea any of his treacherous defigns, but Nadir feared the more that his dell:ruaion was refolved en. He acquainted the chiefs of his army, v/ith his apprehenfions, and poffeffed them with an opinion, that their intereU and fifety, were infeparably conneacd MIIjTAR Y_REP OSITOR Y. 107 ukhhls own. He then communicated the proje61: he had form- ed of depofmg Tcehmas, and putting that Princess fon Abas Myr- za, an infant of fix months, in. his place. The matter being agreed to, u...nder an engagement of fecrecy, the Shah was invited to fee his army in review, and the evolutions, and appearance of his foldiers, gave him great fatisfaction. After the review v. as over, the Khan invited the Shah to a repafl, which was the fnare to entangle his fovereign, who was foon overpowered by the in- fuGon of a drug; afmall quantity of v.ine intoxicated him. In this condition he ordered him to be removed to an apartment in the gardens of Hazar Jerib. His attendants were feized by the guards, and put under confinement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Shah did not fufpea any of his treacherous defigns, but Nadir feared the more that his dell:ruaion was refolved en. He acquainted the chiefs of his army, v/ith his apprehenfions, and poffeffed them with an opinion, that their intereU and fifety, were infeparably conneacd MIIjTAR Y_REP OSITOR Y. 107 ukhhls own. He then communicated the proje61: he had form- ed of depofmg Tcehmas, and putting that Princess fon Abas Myr- za, an infant of fix months, in. his place. The matter being agreed to, u...nder an engagement of fecrecy, the Shah was invited to fee his army in review, and the evolutions, and appearance of his foldiers, gave him great fatisfaction. After the review v. as over, the Khan invited the Shah to a repafl, which was the fnare to entangle his fovereign, who was foon overpowered by the in- fuGon of a drug; afmall quantity of v.ine intoxicated him. In this condition he ordered him to be removed to an apartment in the gardens of Hazar Jerib. His attendants were feized by the guards, and put under confinement.
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