457.) There is some analogy also to the story Polo tells, in the curious Sindhi tradition,related by Burton, of Baha-ul-hakk, the famous saint of Multan. When he visitedhis disciples at Tatta they plotted his death, in order to secure the blessings of hisperpetual presence. The people of Multan are… … Z*& The Sangmiau Tribe of Kweichau, with the Crossbow. (From a Chinese Drawing.) (Dntiirmcs contsfe fcc tmvht buf.il, ft out lances rt seas tt onX balcstrts. VOL. II. F 2 84 MARCO POLO Book II. particular sign of sanctity. The like practice is ascribed to the rude Moslem oiGilghit; and such…
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