كتاب · The Arabian Nights
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Now when the Sultan heard the mournful voice he sprang to his
feet; and, following the sound, found a curtain let down over a
chamber door. He raised it and saw behind it a young man sitting
upon a couch about a cubit above the ground; and he fair to the
sight, a well shaped wight, with eloquence dight; his forehead
was flower white, his cheek rosy bright, and a mole on his cheek
breadth like an ambergris mite; even as the poet doth indite:-
A youth slim waisted from whose locks and brow * The world in
blackness and in light is set. Throughout Creation's round no
fairer show * No rarer sight thine eye hath ever met: A nut brown
mole sits throned upon a cheek * Of rosiest red beneath an eye of
jet.[FN#113]
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