كتاب · The Arabian Nights
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She spoke to her lady of thee and begged her to marry her to
thee; but she said, 'I will not do this, till I see the young
man; and, if he be worthy of thee, I will marry thee to him.' So
now we look for the moment to smuggle thee into the Palace and if
thou succeed in entering privily thou wilt win thy wish to wed
her; but if the affair get wind, the Lady Zubaydah will strike
off thy head.[FN#561] What sayest thou to this?" I answered, "I
will go with thee and abide the risk whereof thou speakest." Then
said he, "As soon as it is night, go to the Mosque built by the
Lady Zubaydah on the Tigris and pray the night prayers and sleep
there." "With love and gladness," cried I. So at nightfall I
repaired to the Mosque, where I prayed and passed the night. With
earliest dawn, behold, came sundry eunuchs in a skiff with a
number of empty chests which they deposited in the Mosque; then
all of them went their ways but one, and looking curiously at
him, I saw he was our go between.
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