图书 · The Arabian Nights
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He threw a wink at Ja'afar wishing him to ask, but; the Minister
turning towards him said by signs, "Be silent!" Then quoth the
portress to the mistress of the house, "O my lady, arise and go
to thy place that I in turn may do my devoir."[FN#176] She
answered, "Even so"; and, taking her seat upon the couch of
juniper wood, pargetted with gold and silver, said to the
portress and cateress, "Now do ye what ye have to do." Thereupon
the portress sat upon a low seat by the couch side; but the
procuratrix, entering a closet, brought out of it a bag of satin
with green fringes and two tassels of gold. She stood up before
the lady of the house and shaking the bag drew out from it a lute
which she tuned by tightening its pegs; and when it was in
perfect order, she began to sing these quatrains:-
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