كتاب · The Arabian Nights
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I tarried with him three days; at the end of which time he said
to me, "Knowest thou no calling whereby to win thy living, O my
son?" "I am learned in the law," I replied, "and a doctor of
doctrine; an adept in art and science, a mathematician and a
notable penman." He rejoined, "Thy calling is of no account in
our city, where not a soul understandeth science or even writing
or aught save money making." Then said I, "By Allah, I know
nothing but what I have mentioned;" and he answered, "Gird thy
middle and take thee a hatchet and a cord, and go and hew wood in
the wold for thy daily bread, till Allah send thee relief; and
tell none who thou art lest they slay thee." Then he bought me an
axe and a rope and gave me in charge to certain wood cutters; and
with these guardians I went forth into the forest, where I cut
fuel wood the whole of my day and came back in the evening
bearing my bundle on my head.
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