كتاب · The Arabian Nights
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Thou shouldest do as the merchants do and sell thy merchandise at
credit for a fixed period, on a contract drawn up by a notary and
duly witnessed; and employ a Shroff to take thy dues every Monday
and Thursday. So shalt thou gain two dirhams and more, for every
one; and thou shalt solace and divert thyself by seeing Cairo and
the Nile." Quoth I, "This is sound advice," and carried the
brokers to the Khan. They took my stuffs and went with them on
'Change where I sold them well taking bonds for the value. These
bonds I deposited with a Shroff, a banker, who gave me a receipt
with which I returned to the Khan. Here I stayed a whole month,
every morning breaking my fast with a cup of wine and making my
meals on pigeon's meat, mutton and sweetmeats, till the time came
when my receipts began to fall due.
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