Libro · The Arabian Nights
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So we voyaged on, and my heart became attached to her with
exceeding attachment, and I was separated from her neither night
nor day, and I paid more regard to her than to my brothers. Then
they were estranged from me, and waxed jealous of my wealth and
the quantity of merchandise I had, and their eyes were opened
covetously upon all my property. So they took counsel to murder
me and seize my wealth, saying, "Let us slay our brother and all
his monies will be ours;" and Satan made this deed seem fair in
their sight; so when they found me in privacy (and I sleeping by
my wife's side) they took us both up and cast us into the sea. My
wife awoke startled from her sleep and, forthright becoming an
Ifritah,[FN#57] she bore me up and carried me to an island and
disappeared for a short time; but she returned in the morning and
said, "Here am I, thy faithful slave, who hath made thee due
recompense; for I bore thee up in the waters and saved thee from
death by command of the Almighty.
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