 It is not great learning that is required to make a dervish ; assurance is the first ingredient. With onefiftieth part of the accomplishments that you have mentioned, and with only a common share of effrontery, I promise you, that you may command not...  The Adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan ... - 第71页作者：James Justinian Morier - 1824全本阅读 - 图书信息
 | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero - 1824 - 616 页
...was applauded by the other two, who pressed my entering upon their profession. I was nothing loth, but I pleaded my ignorance of the necessary qualifications....hearers. By impudence I have been a prophet, by impudence I have wrought miracles, by impudence I have restored the dying to health — by impudence, ill short,... | |
 | 1824 - 612 页
...was applauded by the other two, who pressed my entering upon their profession. I was nothing loth, but I pleaded my ignorance of the necessary qualifications....mentioned, and with only a common share of effrontery, 1 promise you, that you may command not onjy the purses, but even the lives of your hearers. By impudence... | |
 | James Justinian Morier - 1824 - 228 页
...Ah, my friend,' said Dervish Sefer, ' little do you know of dervishes, and still less of human-kind. It is not great learning that is required to make...mentioned, and with only a common share of effrontery, 1 promise you, that you may command not only the purses, but even the lives of your hearers. By impudence... | |
 | 1824 - 762 页
...Ah, my friend,' said Dervish Sefer, ' little do you know of dervishes, and still less of human-kind. It is not great learning that is required to make...dervish : assurance is the first ingredient. With one fiftieth part of the accomplishments that you have mentioned, and with only a common share of effrontery,... | |
 | James Justinian Morier - 1855 - 472 页
...and Saadi nearly by heart ; besides which, I have read a great part of the Shah Nameh of l^erdousi, but beyond that I am totally ignorant." "Ah, my friend,"...dervish : assurance is the first ingredient. With one fiftieth part of the accomplishments that you have mentioned, and with only a common share of effrontery,... | |
 | James Justinian Morier - 1895 - 284 页
...'Ah, my friend,' said Dervish Sefer, ' little do you know of dervishes, and still less of human-kind. It is not great learning that is required to make...hearers. By impudence I have been a prophet, by impudence I have wrought miracles, by impudence I have restored the dying to health — by impudence, in short,... | |
 | Edmund Whytehead Howson, George Townsend Warner - 1898 - 368 页
...extract, which contains, as in a kernel, the spirit of the whole work : — " How is it possible,11 said I, " that a being so ignorant and unexperienced...hearers. By impudence I have been a prophet, by impudence I have wrought miracles, by impudence I have restored the dying to health, by impudence, in short,... | |
 | Marquess George Nathaniel Curzon Curzon of Kedleston - 1926 - 498 页
...befriends and instructs and ultimately robs Haji Baba, and who thus explains the secret of his trade : " It is not great learning that is required to make a dervish ; assurance is the first ingredient. By impudence I have been a prophet, by impudence I have wrought miracles, by impudence I have restored... | |
 | Patrick Brantlinger - 1988 - 326 页
...Sefer replies: "Ah, my friend . . . little do you know of dervishes, and still less of human-kind. It is not great learning that is required to make a dervish: assurance is the first ingredient. ... By impudence I have been a prophet, by impudence I have wrought miracles, by impudence I have restored... | |
 | James Morier - 2005 - 461 页
..."Ah, my friend," said Dervish Sefer, "little do you know of dervishes, and still less of human-kind. It is not great learning that is required to make...hearers. By impudence I have been a prophet, by impudence I have wrought miracles, by impudence I have restored the dying to health — by impudence, in short,... | |
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