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The  Persian Travels
Book II.

continually in danger of breaking his Neck, I turn'd my Horses head and met the Caravan at Nacksivan in the Road to Tauris.

From Tauris to Ispahan I met with nothing worthy observation. When I came to the Court I was well receiv'd by the King, and I sold him as many Jewels and other Goods of great value, as came to sixty-two thousand Crowns. But of this more in another place.

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