Книга · The Arabian Nights
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He is my husband and if thou believe me not, there are his
turband, twisted as it was, lying on the settle and his dagger
and his trousers beneath the bed with a something, I wot not
what, wrapped up in them." When her father heard this he entered
the private chamber and found the turband which had been left
there by Badr al-Din Hasan, his brother's son, and he took it in
hand and turned it over, saying, "This is the turband worn by
Wazirs, save that it is of Mosul stuff." [FN#442] So he opened it
and, finding what seemed to be an amulet sewn up in the Fez, he
unsewed the lining and took it out; then he lifted up the
trousers wherein was the purse of the thousand gold pieces and,
opening that also, found in it a written paper. This he read and
it was the sale-receipt of the Jew in the name of Badr al-Din
Hasan, son of Nur al-Din Ali, the Egyptian; and the thousand
dinars were also there.
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