Storia do Mogor 65.10.1

65.10.1

I say this because I was admitted on familiar terms to this house, and I was deep in the confidence of the principal ladies and eunuchs in her service. I have no wish to state all that went on. But I am very surprised at what Monsieur Bernier has written — namely, that the nazir, or chief eunuch, of the princess would not allow any desired person to enter the palace of the princess, and for this reason she caused the nazir to be put to death by poison. On the contrary, the man obeyed her, and sought every mode of gratifying her, seeing the great interest he had not to work against her.