Kitap · The Arabian Nights
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He was struck by her trappings of price and thought her a nice
beast fit for the riding of Wazirs or even of royalties; and the
more he looked the more was he perplexed till at last he said to
one of his pages, "Bring hither yon door-keeper," The page went
and returned to the Wazir with the porter who kissed the ground
between his hands, and the Minister asked him, "Who is the owner
of yonder mule and what manner of man is he?"; and he answered,
"O my lord, the owner of this mule is a comely young man of
pleasant manners, withal grave and dignified, and doubtless one
of the sons of the merchants." When the Wazir heard the
door-keeper's words he arose forthright; and, mounting his horse,
rode to the Khan [FN#379] and went in to Nur al-Din who, seeing
the minister making towards him, rose to his feet and advanced to
meet him and saluted him.
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