 But neither of you fhall triumph over the laws; I will die on the throne, that, after my death, the laws may decide the controverfy. But what? The laws will decide nothing; a cruel war will be kindled between my children; my people will be the victim...  The Persian and Turkish Tales, Compleat - Page 263by François Pétis de La Croix - 1739Full view - About this book
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...neither of you fhall triumph over the laws; I will die on the throne, that, after my death, the laws may decide the controverfy. But what? The laws will...ambition, and I owe all to my people. — O beauteous fultanefs! I ought to facrifice you, myfelf, and whatever elfe is dear to me, to the good of my fubjects;... | |
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...neither of you fliall triumph over the laws ; I will die on the throne, that, after my death, the laws may decide the controverfy. But what ? The laws will...kindled between my children ; my people will be the viftims of their ambition ; and I owe all to my people. O beauteous fultanefs! I ought to facrifice... | |
 | 1754 - 394 pages
...neither of you ihall triumph over the laws ; I will die on the throne, that, after n?y death, the laws may decide the controverfy. But what ? The laws will...victim of their ambition, and I owe all to my people. О beauteous Sultanefs ! I ought to (aerifico you, myfelf, and whatever elfe is dear, to me, to the... | |
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