كتاب · The Arabian Nights
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I sold it for half a diner, with part of which I bought provision
and laid by the rest. In such work I spent a whole year and when
this was ended I went out one day, as was my wont, into the
wilderness; and, wandering away from my companions, I chanced on
a thickly grown lowland[FN#205] in which there was an abundance
of wood. So I entered and I found the gnarled stump of a great
tree and loosened the ground about it and shovelled away the
earth. Presently my hatchet rang upon a copper ring; so I cleared
away the soil and behold, the ring was attached to a wooden trap
door. This I raised and there appeared beneath it a staircase. I
descended the steps to the bottom and came to a door, which I
opened and found myself in a noble hall strong of structure and
beautifully built, where was a damsel like a pearl of great
price, whose favour banished from my heart all grief and cark and
care; and whose soft speech healed the soul in despair and
captivated the wise and ware.
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