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Ch.16: The Taj-E-Mah Diamond, Diamond Works of Sumbhulpore

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160 THE GREAT DIAMONDS OF THE WORLD.
in affluence, and enjoy a repose to which men who can see are, in this country, perfect strangers. If there is a deficiency of revenue, or any real or alleged cause for which another governor would be removed, beaten, or put to death, the king says, " Never mind ; it is only poor blind Riza Kuli; let him alone." So you observe Elchi, that I have no reason to complain, being in fact better defended from misfortune by the loss of my two eyes than I could by the possession of twenty of the clearest in Persia," and he laughed again at this second joke."
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