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page before me。 Since I owe my talent and mastery to the beatings I received�察�I�察�
in turn�察�beat my own apprentices without a guilty conscience。 What¨s more�察�I 
know that even a beating given without just cause�察�if it doesn¨t break the spirit 
of the apprentice�察�will ultimately benefit him。 ̄ 
^Even  so�察 �you  understand  that  while  drubbing  a  handsome´faced�察 �sweet´
eyed�察 �angelic  apprentice�察 �now  and  then�察 �you  get  carried  away  by  the  sheer 
pleasure  of  it�察 �and  you  know  that  Master  Osman  probably  experienced  the 
same sensation with you�察�don¨t you�拭院�
^Sometimes he¨d take a marble burnishing stone and strike me with such 
force behind the ear that my ear would ring for days�察�and I¨d walk around half 
stunned。  Sometimes  he¨d  slap  me  so  hard  that  for  weeks  my  cheek  would 
ache�察�enough to bring continual tears to my eyes。 I shall never forget�察�yet I still 
love my mentor。 ̄ 
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^Nay�察院 �said  Black�察  �you  were  furious  with  him。  You  took  revenge  for  the 
anger  that  silently  accumulated  deep  within  you  by  making  illustrations  for 
my Enishte¨s Frankish´imitation book。 ̄ 
^The opposite is true。 The beatings that a young miniaturist receives from 
his master bind him to his master with a profound respect until the day he 
dies。 ̄ 
^The cruel and treacherous cutting of the throats of Iraj and Siyavush from 
behind�察�as you are doing to me�察�arose out of sibling rivalry�察�and sibling rivalry�察�
as in the Book of Kings�察�is always provoked by an unjust father。 ̄ 
^True。 ̄ 
^The unjust father of you master miniaturists�察�the one who set you at each 
other¨s throats�察�is now preparing to betray you�察院�he said brazenly。 ^Ahh�察�I beg 
of you�察�it is cutting�察院�he whimpered。 He cried in agony a bit longer。 Then he 
went on�察 �True�察�cutting my throat and spilling my blood like a sacrificial lamb 
would be but the work of an instant�察�but if you do this without listening to 
what  I¨m  about  to  explain!I  don¨t  think  you¨ll  do  it  anyway�察 �ahh�察 �please�察�
enough!you¨ll forever wonder what I was going to say。 Please�察�move the blade 
away  slightly。 ̄  I  did  so。  ^Master  Osman�察 �who  followed  your  every  step  and 
your every breath since childhood�察�who happily watched your God´given talent 
bloom  into  artistry  like  a  spring  flower  under  his  care�察 �has  now  turned  his 
back  on  you  in  order  to  save  his  workshop  and  its  style�察 �to  which  he  has 
devoted his entire life。 ̄ 
^I recounted three parables to you the day we buried Elegant Effendi so you 
might know how disgusting this thing they call  ̄style` truly is。^ 
^Those  stories  pertained  to  a  miniaturist¨s  individual  style�察院 �said  Black 
carefully�察  �whereas  Master  Osman  is  concerned  with  preserving  the  style  of 
the entire workshop。 ̄ 
He  explained  how  the  Sultan  attached  great  importance  to  finding  the 
murderer of Elegant Effendi and his Enishte�察�how He¨d even let them inspect 
the  Royal  Treasury  to  this  end�察 �and  how  Master  Osman  was  using  this 
opportunity  to  sabotage  his  Enishte¨s  book  and  punish  those  who  betrayed 
him  by  imitating  the  Europeans。  Black  added  that  based  on  style�察 �Master 
Osman suspected Olive was responsible for the horse with the clipped nostrils�察�
but as Head Illuminator�察�he was convinced of Stork¨s guilt and would turn him 
over  to  the  executioners。  I  could  sense  he  was  telling  the  truth  under  the 
pressure of my sword�察�and I felt like kissing him because he gave himself over 
to what he was saying like a child。 What I heard didn¨t worry me�察�having Stork 
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out  of  the  way  meant  I¨d  bee  Head  Illuminator  after  Master  Osman¨s 
death!may God grant him long life。 
I wasn¨t disturbed that what he said might happen�察�but by the possibility 
that it might not。 Reading between the lines of Black¨s account�察�I was able to 
glean  that  Master  Osman  was  willing  not  only  to  sacrifice  Stork�察 �but  me  as 
well。 Considering this incredible possibility made my heart quicken and drew 
me  toward  the  horror  of  plete  abandonment  felt  by  a  child  who¨s 
suddenly lost his father。 Each time this came to mind�察�I had to restrain myself 
from cutting Black¨s throat。 I didn¨t attempt to argue the point with Black or 
myself�此�Why should the fact that we made a few foolish illustrations inspired 
by European masters lower us to the level of traitors�拭�Once again�察�I thought 
that behind Elegant¨s death stood Stork and Olive and their schemes against 
me。 I removed the sword from Black¨s throat。 
^Let¨s  go  to  Olive¨s  house  together�察 �and  search  it  from  top  to  bottom�察院 �I 
said。 ^If the last picture is with him�察�at least we¨ll know whom to fear。 If not�察�
we¨ll take him with us as support and go on to raid Stork¨s house。 ̄ 
I told him to trust me and that his dagger was enough weaponry for the 
two of us。 I apologized for not even having offered him a glass of linden tea。 As 
I lifted the oil lamp from the floor�察�we both stared meaningfully at the cushion 
upon which I¨d flattened him。 I approached him with the lamp in my hand 
and told him how the ever´so´faint cut on his throat would be a mark of our 
friendship。 He bled only slightly。 
The  motion  made  by  the  Erzurumis  and  those  pursuing  them  could 
still be heard on the streets�察�but no one noticed us。 We were quick to arrive at 
Olive¨s house。 We knocked on the courtyard door�察�the door of the house�察�and 
impatiently  upon  the  shutters。  Nobody  was  home�察 �we  made  so  much  noise 
that we were certain he wasn¨t sleeping。 Black gave voice to what we both were 
thinking�此 �Shall we go inside�拭院�
I  twisted  the  metal  loop  of  the  door  lock  using  the  blunt  edge  of  Black¨s 
dagger�察�then inserting it into the space between door and jamb and levering it 
with  all  our  weight�察 �we  broke  the  lock。  We  were  met  by  the  stench  of 
dampness�察�dirt and loneliness�察�which had accumulated over years。 By the light 
of  the  lamp�察 �we  noticed  an  unmade  bed�察 �sashes  tossed  randomly  upon 
cushions�察   �vests�察   �two    turbans�察   �undershirts�察   �Nimetullah    Effendi    the 
Nakshibendi¨s Persian dictionary�察�a wooden turban stand�察�broadcloth�察�needle 
and  thread�察 �a  small  copper  pan  full  of  apple  peels�察 �quite  a  few  cushions�察 �a 
velvet bedspread�察�his paints�察�his brushes and all of his supplies。 I was on the 
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verge  of  rifling  through  the  writing  paper�察 �the  layer  upon  layer  of  carefully 
trimmed Hindustan paper�察�and the illuminated pages on his small desk�察�but I 
restrained  myself  both  because  Black  was  more  enthusiastic  than  I�察 �and 
because  I  knew  full  well  how  a  master  miniaturist  would  incur  nothing  but 
bad luck if he went through the belongings of a less talented miniaturist。 Olive 
is not as talented as is assumed�察�he¨s merely eager。 He tries to cover up for his 
lack of talent with adoration of the old masters。 The old legends�察�however�察�only 
rouse an artist¨s imagination�察�it¨s the hand that does the painting。 
As Black was searching meticulously through all the chests and boxes�察�going 
as far as to check the bottoms of laundry baskets�察�without touching anything I 
glanced at Olive¨s Bursa towels�察�his ebony b�察�his dirty bath hand towel�察�his 
rosewater bottles�察�a ridiculous waist cloth with an Indian block´print pattern�察�
quilted jackets�察�a heavy�察�dirty women¨s robe with a slit�察�a dented copper tray�察�
filthy carpets and other furnishings too cheap and slovenly for the money he 
earned。  Olive  was  either  very  stingy  and  salting  his  money  away  or  he  was 
squandering it somehow´ 
^The house of a murderer�察�precisely�察院�I said later。 ^There isn¨t even a prayer 
rug。 ̄  But  this  wasn¨t  what  I  was  thinking。  I  concentrated。  ^These  are  the 
belongings of a man who doesn¨t know how to be happy´ ̄ I said。 Yet�察�in a 
corner  of  my  mind�察 �I  thought  sadly  about  how  misery  and  proximity  to  the 
Devil nursed painting。 
^Despite  knowing  what  it  takes  to  be  content�察 �a  man  might

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