本 · The Arabian Nights
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After five years my eldest sister returned to me in beggar's gear
with her clothes in rags and tatters[FN#302] and a dirty old
mantilla;[FN#303] and truly she was in the foulest and sorriest
plight.
At first sight I did not know my own sister; but presently I
recognised her and said "What state is this?" "O our sister," she
replied, "Words cannot undo the done; and the reed of Destiny
hath run through what Allah decreed." Then I sent her to the bath
and dressed her in a suit of mine own, and boiled for her a
bouillon and brought her some good wine and said to her, "O my
sister, thou art the eldest, who still standest to us in the
stead of father and mother; and, as for the inheritance which
came to me as to you twain, Allah hath blessed it and prospered
it to me with increase; and my circumstances are easy, for I have
made much money by spinning and cleaning silk; and I and you will
share my wealth alike." I entreated her with all kindliness and
she abode with me a whole year, during which our thoughts and
fancies were always full of our other sister.
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