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The Heroic Legend of Arslan 1-17

The Heroic Legend of Arslan 1-17 • CHAPTER 20 THE LORD OF THE FORTRESS AT KASHAN • Page ik-page-3343038
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CHAPTER 20 THE LORD OF THE FORTRESS AT KASHAN
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The Parsian nobleman Agamemnon tells the Parsians that he is the rightful heir to the throne. He tells them that he was cast into the fire sixteen years ago by the usurping king, Ostross, and that he escaped the flames with the help of a horseman. He thanks the king for his protection and tells him that he has been afraid of the king since the defeat at Atropatene. He asks the parsians if they think that the man in question is of good quality, and they reply that it is by his verbosity that he exposes his treacherousness. The parsian woman asks the nobleman if she can have a drink with him, and he replies that she should forgive her if she is so beautiful
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The Heroic Legend of Arslan 1-17 • CHAPTER 20 THE LORD OF THE FORTRESS AT KASHAN • Page ik-page-3343038
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CHAPTER 20 THE LORD OF THE FORTRESS AT KASHAN
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The Parsian nobleman Agamemnon tells the Parsians that he is the rightful heir to the throne. He tells them that he was cast into the fire sixteen years ago by the usurping king, Ostross, and that he escaped the flames with the help of a horseman. He thanks the king for his protection and tells him that he has been afraid of the king since the defeat at Atropatene. He asks the parsians if they think that the man in question is of good quality, and they reply that it is by his verbosity that he exposes his treacherousness. The parsian woman asks the nobleman if she can have a drink with him, and he replies that she should forgive her if she is so beautiful
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