Book · The Arabian Nights
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Said the house mistress, "Thy tale is indeed a rare; so rub thy
head and wend thy ways;" but he replied, "I will not budge till I
hear my companions' stories." Then came forward the third
Kalandar, and said, "O illustrious lady! my history is not like
that of these my comrades, but more wondrous and far more
marvellous. In their case Fate and Fortune came down on them
unawares; but I drew down destiny upon my own head and brought
sorrow on mine own soul, and shaved my own beard and lost my own
eye. Hear then
The Third Kalandar's Tale.
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