كتاب · The Arabian Nights
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On the third day as he was sitting in his usual place gazing on
her, she caught sight of him and, perceiving that he had been
captivated with love of her, laughed in his face[FN#637] and he
smiled back at her. Then she disappeared and presently sent her
slave girl to him with a bundle containing a piece of red
flowered silk. The handmaid accosted him and said, "My lady
salameth to thee and desireth thee, of thy skill and good will,
to fashion for her a shift of this piece and to sew it handsomely
with thy best sewing. He replied, "Hearkening and obedience"; and
shaped for her a chemise and finished sewing it the same day.
When the morning morrowed the girl came back and said to him, "My
lady salameth to thee and asks how thou hast passed yesternight;
for she hath not tasted sleep by reason of her heart being taken
up with thee.
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