Book · The Arabian Nights
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And Shahrazad perceived the dawn of day and ceased saying her
permitted say: then quoth Dunyazad, "O my sister, how pleasant is
thy tale, and how tasteful; how sweet, and how grateful!" She
replied, "And where is this compared with what I could tell thee
this coming night, if I live and the King spare me?" Said the
King in himself, "By Allah, I will not slay her until I hear the
rest of her story, for truly it is wondrous." They rested that
night in mutual embrace until dawn: then the King went forth to
his Darbar; the Wazirs and troops came in and the audience hall
was crowded; so the King gave orders and judged and appointed and
deposed and bade and forbade the rest of that day, when the court
broke up, and King Shahryar entered his palace,
When it was the Sixth Night,
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