图书 · The Arabian Nights
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The Ghulah came out and seeing him in sore affright (for he was
trembling in every limb? cried, "Wherefore art thou afraid?" and
he replied, "I have hit upon an enemy whom I greatly fear." Asked
the Ghulah, "Diddest thou not say:-I am a King's son?" and he
answered, "Even so." Then quoth she, "Why dost not give thine
enemy something of money and so satisfy him?" Quoth he, "He will
not be satisfied with my purse but only with my life, and I
mortally fear him and am a man under oppression." She replied,
"If thou be so distressed, as thou deemest, ask aid against him
from Allah, who will surely protect thee from his ill doing and
from the evil whereof thou art afraid." Then the Prince raised
his eyes heavenwards and cried, "O Thou who answerest the
necessitous when he calleth upon Thee and dispellest his
distress; O my God !
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