The Adventures of Hajji Baba, of Ispahan, Vol. 3 of 3 (Classic Reprint)

Hajji Baba reaches I spahan, and his paternal roof, just time enough to close the eyes of his dying father. I DID not require to be twice ordered to depart; and, without once looking behind me, I left Kom and its priests, and bent my steps towards Ispahan and my family. I had a few reals in my pocket, with which I could buy food on the road; and, as for resting-places, the country was well supplied with caravanserais, in which I could always find a corner to lay my head. Young as I was, I began to be disgusted with the Morld; and perhaps had I remained long VOL. III.
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