Ksiazka · The Arabian Nights
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And they ceased not to eat and drink and chat, nibbling dry
fruits and laughing and playing tricks for the space of a full
hour when lo! a knock was heard at the gate. The knocking in no
wise disturbed the seance, but one of them rose and went to see
what it was and presently returned, saying, "Truly our pleasure
for this night is to be perfect." "How is that?" asked they; and
she answered, "At the gate be three Persian Kalandars[FN#167]
with their beards and heads and eyebrows shaven; and all three
blind of the left eye-which is surely a strange chance. They are
foreigners from Roum-land with the mark of travel plain upon
them; they have just entered Baghdad, this being their first
visit to our city; and the cause of their knocking at our door is
simply because they cannot find a lodging.
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