كتاب · The Arabian Nights
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By Allah, from the day I saw thee sleep hath not been sweet to me
nor hath food been pleasant." Quoth I, "Such hath also been my
case: and I am thy slave, thy negro slave." Then we sat down to
converse and I hung my head earthwards in bashfulness, but she
delayed not long ere she set before me a tray of the most
exquisite viands, marinated meats, fritters soaked in
bee's[FN#536] honeys and chickens stuffed with sugar and
pistachio nuts, whereof we ate till we were satisfied. Then they
brought basin and ewer and I washed my hands and we scented
ourselves with rose water musk'd and sat down again to converse.
So she began repeating these couplets[FN#537]:
"Had we wist of thy coming, thy way had been strown With the
blood of our heart and the balls of our sight: Our cheek as a
foot cloth to greet thee been thrown, That thy step on our
eyelids should softly alight."
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