كتاب · The Arabian Nights
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Though a morn I may awake with all happiness in hand * Though the
world all be mine and like Kisra-kings[FN#128] I reign; To me
they had the worth of the winglet of the gnat * When I fail to
see thy form, when I look for thee in vain
When she had ended for a time her words and her weeping I said to
her-O my cousin, let this thy mourning suffice, for in pouring
forth tears there is little profit! Thwart me not, answered she,
in aught I do, or I will lay violent hands on myself! So I held
my peace and left her to go her own way; and she ceased not to
cry and keen and indulge her affliction for yet another year. At
the end of the third year I waxed aweary of this longsome
mourning, and one day I happened to enter the cenotaph when vexed
and angry with some matter which had thwarted me, and suddenly I
heard her say:-O my lord, I never hear thee vouch safe a single
word to me! Why dost thou not answer me, O my master? and she
began reciting:-
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