本 · The Arabian Nights
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[FN#378] Then, being determined to travel afar and Allah having
written safety in his fate, he set out again, wending without
wotting whither he was going; and, having fallen in with certain
couriers, he stinted not travelling till he had reached
Bassorah-city albeit he knew not what the place was. It was dark
night when he alighted at the Khan, so he spread out his
prayer-carpet and took down the saddle-bags from the back of the
mule and gave her with her furniture in charge of the door-keeper
that he might walk her about. The man took her and did as he was
bid. Now it so happened that the Wazir of Bassorah, a man shot in
years, was sitting at the lattice-window of his palace opposite
the Khan and he saw the porter walking the mule up and down.
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