كتاب · The Arabian Nights
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Presently, sweetened by distance, would be heard the wild weird
song of lads and lasses, driving or rather pelting, through the
gloaming their sheep and goats; and the measured chant of the
spearsmen gravely stalking behind their charge, the camels;
mingled with bleating of the flocks and the bellowing of the
humpy herds; while the reremouse flitted overhead with his tiny
shriek, and the rave of the jackal resounded through deepening
glooms, and-most musical of music-the palm trees answered the
whispers of the night breeze with the softest tones of falling
water.
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