Storia do Mogor 65.20.2

65.20.2

in his mind [181] he was disturbed, but externally betrayed no sign, and thenceforth never again went to the tents of Murad Bakhsh, sending his son Sultan Muhammad instead, making the excuse that the heavy work he had to get through allowed him no time to go in person to visit his brother. Prince Murad Bakhsh was anxious to continue their victories without allowing time to Sultan Sulaiman Shukoh to join his father Dara; and the second day after the battle he wanted to resume the march, without giving the army an interval of rest. He therefore raised the pay of his soldiers, and started again in great pomp on the third day. Aurangzeb neglected no efforts that appeared to him suitable, sending his spies to his friends with letters containing many promises. He desired to know from them the arrangements and conditions at the court, so as to adopt means to carry out his projects with greater security. The traitors replied unanimously that he might advance without the slightest hesitation; and all of them assured him that other battles would be won with even greater ease.