James Justinian Morier

James Justinian Morier

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Portrait of James Justinian Morier James Justinian Morier The adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan… (1824)

Tell me, why did you not bring them?'
'We wished much to bring them,' said Shîr Ali, looking at me to help him out. 'Yes, we had bound them all together, and we wanted very much to bring them: we also beat and abused them. Hajji Baba knows it all; for Hajji Baba told them if they had not money to give, they would certainly meet with no mercy. Mercy was a thing totally out of our way
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Portrait of James Justinian Morier James Justinian Morier The adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan… (1824)

The result of this part of my history was, that I was installed in the situation of the fugitive, and became the sub-lieutenant to the chief executioner of Persia—a character, whatever my readers may think of it, of no small consequence, as they will hereafter discover.
Notes
↑ The camel tie is made by fastening the lower and upper limb of one of the forelegs together, which is done to prevent an unruly animal from straying from the pasture ground.
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