Book · The Arabian Nights
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"An but the house could know who cometh 'twould rejoice, * And
kiss the very dust whereon thy foot was placed And with the
tongue of circumstance the walls would say, * "Welcome and hail
to one with generous gifts engraced!"
Then sat she down and said to me, "O my sister, I have a brother
who hath had sight of thee at sundry wedding feasts and festive
seasons: he is a youth handsomer than I, and he hath fallen
desperately in love with thee, for that bounteous Destiny hath
garnered in thee all beauty and perfection; and he hath given
silver to this old woman that she might visit thee; and she hath
contrived on this wise to foregather us twain.
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