كتاب · The Arabian Nights
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Then she turned them over and, behold, the kitchen wall crave
asunder, and therefrom came a young lady, fair of form, oval of
face, perfect in grace, with eyelids which Kohl lines
enchase.[FN#106] Her dress was a silken head kerchief fringed and
tasseled with blue: a large ring hung from either ear; a pair of
bracelets adorned her wrists; rings with bezels of priceless gems
were on her fingers; and she hent in hand a long rod of rattan
cane which she thrust into the frying pan, saying, "O fish! O
fish! be ye constant to your covenant?" When the cookmaiden saw
this apparition she swooned away. The young lady repeated her
words a second time and a third time, and at last the fishes
raised their heads from the pan, and saying in articulate speech
"Yes! Yes!" began with one voice to recite:-
Come back and so will I! Keep faith and so will I! * And if ye
fain forsake, I'll requite till quits we cry!
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