The Rashīdī History 112.3.4

112.3.4

The Khan, looking round carefully on all sides, after a short time descried something black on the road by which he had come the day before, and began to fear lest those tribesmen, regretting that they had let him go, were come in pursuit of him. But he presently saw that it was only one person, and that there was no one behind him, as far as he could see. Then, as was his practice, he placed himself in ambush. He noticed that this man was ever and again uttering cries, as if calling for somebody. And as he came nearer [the Khan] recognised his voice as that of Khwaja Ali Bahadur. He rushed out to meet him, and the Khwaja, also recognising the Khan, dismounted, and they both began to weep as they met in affectionate embrace.