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Not much cf q Difference Two of the ser. wants of the Persian ambassador having offended him in London, he applied to the British govern ment for permission to cut off their heads. On learning that it could not be granted, he gravey re- monstrated! In the sequel he was i'll able to com nrehend how the laws ot England could deny his request. Finding however. his hands were tied, he told his servants. it was all one-they must consider their heads as being off, for off they would come when he got them back to Persia"