Kitap · The Arabian Nights
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Amongst these I have one, the rarest of rarities, which I would
present to thee as an offering: keep it as a treasure in thy
treasury." "And what is in the book?" asked the King and the Sage
answered, "Things beyond compt; and the least of secrets is that
if, directly after thou hast cut off my head, thou open three
leaves and read three lines of the page to thy left hand, my head
shall speak and answer every question thou deignest ask of it."
The King wondered with exceeding wonder and shaking[FN#99] with
delight at the novelty, said, "O physician, dost thou really tell
me that when I cut off thy head it will speak to me?" He replied,
"Yes, O King!" Quoth the King, "This is indeed a strange matter!"
and forthwith sent him closely guarded to his house, and Duban
then and there settled all his obligations.
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