Livre · The Arabian Nights
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The fact is I was riding on an ass and it stumbled, throwing me
to the ground; and my cheek lighted upon a stick or a bit of
glass and got this wound." "Then," said he, "tomorrow I will go
up to Ja'afar the Barmaki and tell him the story, so shall he
kill every donkey boy in Baghdad." "Wouldst thou destroy all
these men because of my wound," said I, "when this which befel me
was by decree of Allah and His destiny?" But he answered, "There
is no help for it;" and, springing to his feet, plied me with
words and pressed me till I was perplexed and frightened; and I
stuttered and stammered and my speech waxed thick and I said,
"This is a mere accident by decree of Allah." Then, O Commander
of the Faithful, he guessed my case and said, "Thou hast been
false to thine oath." He at once cried out with a loud cry,
whereupon a door opened and in came seven black slaves whom he
commanded to drag me from my bed and throw me down in the middle
of the room.
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