The Story of Persia
The Story of Persia
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But at last Guiv, one of the heroes of the court of Kei Kaoos, suc- ceeded in finding them, and after many thrilling adventures brought them to Ispahan, where Kei Khosroo was received with much joy by his grand- father, Kei Kaoos, who was now very old. Indeed Kei Kaoos was drawing near the end of his long and disturbed reign, and he had scarcely named Kei Khosroo for his successor, than he felt the hand of death lie heavily upon him.
After Kei Kaoos had gone, his old enemy Afra- siab made a fin...al effort to recover his throne. Rus- tem being also of great age and desirous of ending his days in Seistan, left Touran. Afrasiab seized this opportunity to collect a large army, and at first met with some success. But Kei Khosroo, whom he had so justly dreaded, was now in the bloom of early manhood, at the opening of a long and glorious career. He had also the task of aven- ging the murder of his father, Siawusch, and he en- tered therefore on this his first campaign with great ardor. In his last struggle, Afrasiab displayed ability and fought with the force of despair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But at last Guiv, one of the heroes of the court of Kei Kaoos, suc- ceeded in finding them, and after many thrilling adventures brought them to Ispahan, where Kei Khosroo was received with much joy by his grand- father, Kei Kaoos, who was now very old. Indeed Kei Kaoos was drawing near the end of his long and disturbed reign, and he had scarcely named Kei Khosroo for his successor, than he felt the hand of death lie heavily upon him.
After Kei Kaoos had gone, his old enemy Afra- siab made a fin...al effort to recover his throne. Rus- tem being also of great age and desirous of ending his days in Seistan, left Touran. Afrasiab seized this opportunity to collect a large army, and at first met with some success. But Kei Khosroo, whom he had so justly dreaded, was now in the bloom of early manhood, at the opening of a long and glorious career. He had also the task of aven- ging the murder of his father, Siawusch, and he en- tered therefore on this his first campaign with great ardor. In his last struggle, Afrasiab displayed ability and fought with the force of despair.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S G W Samuel Greene Wheeler Benjamin to read onlineMoreLess
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