كتاب · The Arabian Nights
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He remained weeping a long while, and at last up came a beautiful
lady, the scent of musk exhaling from her, who was going to
Friday prayers riding a mule with a gold saddle and followed by
several eunuchs. When she saw the broken glass and my brother
weeping, her kind heart was moved to pity for him, and she asked
what ailed him and was told that he had a tray full of glass ware
by the sale of which he hoped to gain his living, but it was
broken, and (said they), "there befell him what thou seest."
Thereupon she called up one of her eunuchs and said to him, Give
what thou hast with thee to this poor fellow!". And he gave my
brother a purse in which he found five hundred dinars; and when
it touched his hand he was well nigh dying for excess of joy and
he offered up blessings for her. Then he returned to his abode a
substantial man; and, as he sat considering, some one rapped at
the door. So he rose and opened and saw an old woman whom he had
never seen.
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