to be found there.

    At times it seemed t one of ts orious, leaving t I’d finally forgotten t silent and loveless aspect of myself. At times I remembered tions of my co be myself along e all till a silence  left me suffering and isolated in t of the crowd.

    and merciless spirit—it  a spirit but a jinn—an? But t by tigated by Satan, on trary, by t pure and simple stories t drove into one’s soul. Under told tories,  t me peace. A tall, pale, yet pinkised calligrapice focused o mine and ening to me  attention.

    tories on Blindness and Style turist told to Ease trary to ual  a discovery of European masters. to t master Jemalettin of Kazvin. After tall eser Jemalettin  content to simply join ts  ed to embellisory nessed  master, les  ever tle,  to  time. But before  clasing   to enemy cannon-fire. ter, like all genuine virtuosos, ing blindness as t  t deficiency. ained t turist ed not in ted, but in tellect and t, and furt  rue pictures, scenery and essential and flaed, green-eyed calligrapice to whom he

    dictated exactly o dra appeared to o er ter’s deat of o draed by tice into tively entitled tion of e ime in tesy of neions and copies, rators, apprentices and tudents and ice books, after tall esion erated and t style of illustration overtook all of Persia, Jemalettin and s ten. Doubtless, ttin R 1za of ’s violent criticism of t t to be burned, urn of events. Kemalettin R 1za claimed t none of ttin of Kazvin in e,” since ter er nessed an actual battle scene