 | Sir Charles Morell - 1825 - 268 pages
...report, and seeing no hopes of escape, fell upon the wretched Sultan Misnar, and his faithful vizier, and, bringing them into the centre of the troops,...ranks, commanded the archers to bind their Sultan and vizier to a stake. The Sultan seeing all his hopes defeated, and the rage of the multitude, knelt down,... | |
 | Eastern romance - 1845 - 446 pages
...upon the wretched sultan and his faithful vizier, and bringing them into the centre of the troops, demanded their blood as an atonement for the losses...ranks, commanded the archers to bind their sultan and vizier to a stake. The sultan seeing all his hopes defeated, and the rage of the multitude, knelt down... | |
 | Selected tales - 1861 - 384 pages
...report, and seeing no hopes of escape, fell upon the wretched Sultan Misnar and his faithful vizier, and bringing them into the centre of the troops, they...ranks, commanded the archers to bind their Sultan and vizier to a stake. The Sultan, seeing all his hopes defeated, and the rage of the multitude, knelt... | |
 | Laura Valentine - 1876 - 752 pages
...upon the wretched Sultan and his faithful Vizier, and bringing them into the centre of the troops, demanded their blood as an atonement for the losses they were about to suffer in their cause. 301 The ringleader of this general mutiny was Ourodi, the ancient :nemy of the faithful Horam, who,... | |
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... troops of Hobaddan, being refreshed after their fatigues, were marching towards them, intending to destroy them, while they were faint with want of provision. The army of the Sultan, terrified by the report, and seeing no hopes of escape, fell upon... 