Kitap · The Arabian Nights
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Yet it was furnished with silken stuffs gold starred; and the
hangings were let down over the door ways. In the midst was a
spacious court off which set four open saloons each with its
raised dais, saloon facing saloon; a canopy shaded the court and
in the centre was a jetting fount with four figures of lions made
of red gold, spouting from their mouths water clear as pearls and
diaphanous gems. Round about the palace birds were let loose and
over it stretched a net of golden wire, hindering them from
flying off; in brief there was everything but human beings. The
King marvelled mightily thereat, yet felt he sad at heart for
that he saw no one to give him account of the waste and its tarn,
the fishes, the mountains and the palace itself. Presently as he
sat between the doors in deep thought behold, there came a voice
of lament, as from a heart grief spent and he heard the voice
chanting these verses:-
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