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A Ride to India across Persia and Baluchistan

CHAPTER XI
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He carried no arms, but held in his right hand a large and very dirty pocket-handkerchief of a bright yellow hue with large red spots, which somewhat detracted from his regal appearance.

The Khan is a great snuff-taker, and during the audience continually refreshed himself from the contents of a small gold box carried by his son.

Prince Azim, who was dressed in a green silk jacket and loose magenta-coloured trousers, is a pleasant-mannered lad of about twenty.

He is of much lighter complexion than his father and has a strong Jewish cast of feature.

A huge cabochon emerald of great value, suspended from the neck, was Azim's sole ornament.
[Illustration: PALACE OF THE KHAN.


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