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periesms.102.2.46.pdf
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| − | + | messenger or other backwards and forwards to torment us with [representens?] of conduct [For?] durst you venture to disgrace me so Take shame to yourself and try to behave a little prudently Gheti afroz said nobody has any right to interfere with my conduct and I will have nothing to do with any husband for my affections are fixed on a mortal man His love is so constant and pure as to [desirace?]a return and I am well contented with his affections If you leave my conduct to my own disposal it will be best if not I will be the death of myself or I shall steal off without once looking behind me to some place so remote that I shall never afterwards hear of your name nor you of mine Her mother saw that her spirit was intractable Nevertheless thought she since she has come here her father and Brother will find a method of managing her to heart her too roughly at first however may not be soproper* She therefore caused a lofty hall and apartments to be prepared for her reception and left her there to her own miditations* to Employ herself after her own way Gheti afroz placed Melech Mahommed by her and said Take care a thousand times care to commit no impropriety here and disgrace both yourself and me where every one is thirsting [for] | |
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messenger or other backwards and forwards to torment us with [representens?] of conduct [For?] durst you venture to disgrace me so Take shame to yourself and try to behave a little prudently Gheti afroz said nobody has any right to interfere with my conduct and I will have nothing to do with any husband for my affections are fixed on a mortal man His love is so constant and pure as to [desirace?]a return and I am well contented with his affections If you leave my conduct to my own disposal it will be best if not I will be the death of myself or I shall steal off without once looking behind me to some place so remote that I shall never afterwards hear of your name nor you of mine Her mother saw that her spirit was intractable Nevertheless thought she since she has come here her father and Brother will find a method of managing her to heart her too roughly at first however may not be soproper* She therefore caused a lofty hall and apartments to be prepared for her reception and left her there to her own miditations* to Employ herself after her own way Gheti afroz placed Melech Mahommed by her and said Take care a thousand times care to commit no impropriety here and disgrace both yourself and me where every one is thirsting [for]