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... Hormizd . ' And then softened , perhaps at sight of the misery in Nerses ' eyes . ' There's no news of him ? What kept you out on the hills all night ? ' ' The barbarians have fired Baghdad , ' said the Bishop , and Hormizd was in the ...
... Hormizd . ' And then softened , perhaps at sight of the misery in Nerses ' eyes . ' There's no news of him ? What kept you out on the hills all night ? ' ' The barbarians have fired Baghdad , ' said the Bishop , and Hormizd was in the ...
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... Hormizd conveyed him safely outside the Mongol lines . But next morning Hulagu's army had begun its long northwards trek . On its flank , among a medley of other followers , rode Hormizd on his stolen camel ; in its centre , his chains ...
... Hormizd conveyed him safely outside the Mongol lines . But next morning Hulagu's army had begun its long northwards trek . On its flank , among a medley of other followers , rode Hormizd on his stolen camel ; in its centre , his chains ...
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... Hormizd and his levies . But at the foot of the gorge Hormizd abandoned both the pursuit and his followers and rode back at breathless speed to Alarlu , with sudden memory upon him of Gezir Noyan . Beyond the lip of the plateau ...
... Hormizd and his levies . But at the foot of the gorge Hormizd abandoned both the pursuit and his followers and rode back at breathless speed to Alarlu , with sudden memory upon him of Gezir Noyan . Beyond the lip of the plateau ...
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| Título | The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 71;Volume 144 |
| Editor | William Makepeace Thackeray |
| Colaborador | George Smith |
| Editora | Smith, Elder and Company, 1931 |
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