图书 · The Arabian Nights
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So Hasan of Bassorah set himself steadily to sell his sweetmeats;
but the Wazir, his uncle, halted in Damascus three days and then
marched upon Emesa, and passing through that town he made enquiry
there and at every place where he rested. Thence he fared on by
way of Hamah and Aleppo and thence through Diyar Bakr and Maridin
and Mosul, still enquiring, till he arrived at Bassorah-city.
Here, as soon as he had secured a lodging, he presented himself
before the Sultan, who entreated him with high honour and the
respect due to his rank, and asked the cause of his coming. The
Wazir acquainted him with his history and told him that the
Minister Nur al-Din was his brother; whereupon the Sultan
exclaimed, "Allah have mercy upon him!" and added, "My good
Sahib!" [FN#461]; he was my Wazir for fifteen years and I loved
him exceedingly. Then he died leaving a son who abode only a
single month after his father's death; since which time he has
disappeared and we could gain no tidings of him.
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