كتاب · The Arabian Nights
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After this I made the Ghusl or total ablution,[FN#592] and put on
pure clothes; then, taking what money I had left, locked up the
house and summoned courage and went to its owner to whom I paid a
year's rent, saying, "I am about to join my uncles in Cairo."
Presently I set out and, journeying to Egypt, foregathered with
my uncles who rejoiced in me, and I found that they had made an
end of selling their merchandise. They asked me, "What is the
cause of thy coming?"; and I answered "I longed for a sight of
you;" but did not let them know that I had any money with me. I
abode with them a year, enjoying the pleasures of Cairo and her
Nile,[FN#593] and squandering the rest of my money in feasting
and carousing till the time drew near for the departure of my
uncles, when I fled from them and hid myself.
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