كتاب · The Arabian Nights
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When thou hast done with playing and thou feelest the effects of
the medicine, return to thy palace, and make the
Ghusl-ablution[FN#82] in the Hammam bath, and lay thee down to
sleep; so shalt thou become whole; and now peace be with thee!"
Thereupon King Yunan took the bat from the Sage and grasped it
firmly; then, mounting steed, he drove the ball before him and
gallopped after it till he reached it, when he struck it with all
his might, his palm gripping the bat handle the while; and he
ceased not malling the ball till his hand waxed moist and his
skin, perspiring, imbibed the medicine from the wood. Then the
sage Duban knew that the drugs had penetrated his person and bade
him return to the palace and enter the Hammam without stay or
delay; so King Yunan forthright returned and ordered them to
clear for him the bath. They did so, the carpet spreaders making
all haste, and the slaves all hurry and got ready a change of
raiment for the King.
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