Book · The Arabian Nights
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Know-that I am a Jinniyah, and as I saw thee my heart loved thee
by will of the Lord, for I am a believer in Allah and in His
Apostle (whom Heaven bless and preserve!). Thereupon I came to
thee conditioned as thou sawest me and thou didst marry me, and
see now I have saved thee from sinking. But I am angered against
thy brothers and assuredly I must slay them." When I heard her
story I was surprised and, thanking her for all she had done, I
said, "But as to slaying my brothers this must not be." Then I
told her the tale of what had come to pass with them from the
beginning of our lives to the end, and on hearing it quoth she,
"This night will I fly as a bird over them and will sink their
ship and slay them." Quoth I, "Allah upon thee, do not thus, for
the proverb saith, O thou who doest good to him that doth evil,
leave the evil doer to his evil deeds.
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