Livro · The Arabian Nights
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The Kalandars looked at the room and saw that it was a pleasant
place, clean swept and garnished with flowers; and the lamps were
burning and the smoke of perfumes was spireing in air; and beside
the dessert and fruits and wine, there were three fair girls who
might be maidens; so they exclaimed with one voice, "By Allah,
'tis good!" Then they turned to the Porter and saw that he was a
merry faced wight, albeit he was by no means sober and was sore
after his slappings. So they thought that he was one of
themselves and said, "A mendicant like us! whether Arab or
foreigner."[FN#169] But when the Porter heard these words, he
rose up, and fixing his eyes fiercely upon them, said, "Sit ye
here without exceeding in talk! Have you not read what is writ
over the door?
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