... netted with the secluded pastimes within the royal domains of the Persian Shah, which must have at least an elevating influence upon the minds of those slaves to his will—the darkeyed houris—who disport themselves with the shaft and bow. Without dwelling ...

... netted with the secluded pastimes within the royal domains of the Persian Shah, which must have at least an elevating influence upon the minds of those slaves to his will—the darkeyed houris—who disport themselves with the shaft and bow. Without dwelling ...

... „ it t e third to overthrow him and set his place to shade the bright outline P Q goorai-nd- Bombay was landed in the Persian , Shah Sooiah, the exiled Suddozye, man of many which invested with horror the its de! Unation, and before ite feultS) o striking ...

... found their way back Persia to the seat of their former dominion. The faithless Vizier of Herat became a tributary to the Persian Shah. By and bye Dost Mohamed, released by the British Government, possessed again the authority which had been so unjustifiably ...

... . a. i so . oe , 0 100, . on o i., I,,it a t o els ,: t o Merri er in number Is Orlon. His hoor.r WIP hrooteht. • Persian shah white a. 3 fr o m 31 00 14,14 6 4., 11104 hoe twat no &Ott lists:fa. with their ot o tt ow lett off the right !•• A Lrol ...

... article here is a Imagniticent ivory work-box, elaborately carved with net-work. This is said to have been a present fromi a Persian Shah to the Emperor Rodolph II., aid was long preserved in the Reichsschatz, at lienna, but being accidentally broken, the ...

... The finest article is magnificent ivory work-box, elaborately carved with net-work. This is said have been present from a Persian Shah to the En.i*eror Rudolph 11., and wan long preserved the Reichrscuatz, Vienna, bat being accidentally broken, tbe fragments ...

... grudge to Russia the possession of the Persian deserts, although it would make her a still nearer neighbour. Even now, the Persian Shah is, like the Austrian Cxsar, little more than the vassal of the CZAR; and Khiva, on the high road to Herat, is said to ...

... chess is derived from the Persian, term Shah, or king. The term mate, used at the termination of the game, is from the 'Persian Shah-mat, the king is cohquered, •or driven to the, last distress. MysantA.—Napoleon 111. wet , married to Mademoiselle Montijo ...

... their stolen wealth of territory. PETER THE GREAT went down to the Caucasus and took Derbend, and there he promised to the Persian SHAH that he should be restored to his throne on the surrender of the Georgian provinces he held, and two others which were ...

... if Herat has been really captured, is of Russian suggestion there cau be little doubt j and reasou for deep regret the Persian Shah will have that he has listened to the insidious cjunpeia of the Czar. That Persia alone can make no stand against tbe hardy ...

... if Herat has been really captured, is of Russian suggestion there can be little doubt ; and reason for deep regret the Persian Shah will have that he listened to the insidious counsels of the Czar. That Persia alone can make no stand against, the hardy ...