Book · The Arabian Nights
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Now when night came on I went home, and there I saw these two
hounds tied up; and, when they sighted me, they arose and whined
and fawned upon me; but ere I knew what happened my wife said,
"These two dogs be thy brothers!" I answered, "And who hath done
this thing by them?" and she rejoined, "I sent a message to my
sister and she entreated them on this wise, nor shall these two
be released from their present shape till ten years shall have
passed." And now I have arrived at this place on my way to my
wife's sister that she may deliver them from this condition,
after their having endured it for half a score of years. As I was
wending onwards I saw this young man, who acquainted me with what
had befallen him, and I determined not to fare hence until I
should see what might occur between thee and him. Such is my
tale!
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