كتاب · The Arabian Nights
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He threw the quarry to the cook saying, Take and broil it," and
sat down on his chair, the falcon being still on his fist when
suddenly the bird gasped and died; whereupon the King cried out
in sorrow and remorse for having slain that falcon which had
saved his life. Now this is what occurred in the case of King
Sindibad; and I am assured that were I to do as thou desirest I
should repent even as the man who killed his parrot." Quoth the
Wazir, "And how was that?" And the King began to tell
The Tale of the Husband and the Parrot.[FN#90]
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