The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c18.99

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I never saw so settled a countenance, nor any man keepe so constant a gravety, never smiling, nor in face showing any respect or difference of men; but mingled with extreame pride and contempt of all. Yet I found some inward trouble now and then assayle him, and a kind of brokennæs and distraction in his thoughts, unprovidedly and amasedly answering sutors, or not hearing.¹

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