Libro · The Arabian Nights
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Then all the young men tucked up their sleeves to the elbows and
fell a weeping and wailing and they blackened their faces and
smeared their clothes and buffetted their brows and beat their
breasts, continually exclaiming, "We were sitting at our ease but
our frowardness brought us unease! " They ceased not to do this
till dawn drew nigh, when the old man rose and heated water for
them; and they washed their faces, and donned other and clean
clothes. Now when I saw this, O my lady, for very wonderment my
senses left me and my wits went wild and heart and head were full
of thought, till I forgot what had betided me and I could not
keep silence feeling I fain must speak out and question them of
these strangenesses; so I said to them, "How come ye to do this
after we have been so open hearted and frolicksome? Thanks be to
Allah ye be all sound and sane, yet actions such as these befit
none but mad men or those possessed of an evil spirit.
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