Book · The Arabian Nights
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So the Broker and the body were kept in the Governor's place till
morning morrowed, when the Wali came out and gave order to hang
the supposed murderer and commanded the executioner[FN#508] make
proclamation of the sentence. Forthwith they set up a gallows
under which they made the Nazarene stand and the torch bearer,
who was hangman, threw the rope round his neck and passed one end
through the pulley, and was about to hoist him up[FN#509] when
lo! the Reeve, who was passing by, saw the Broker about to be
hanged; and, making his way through the people, cried out to the
executioner, "Hold! Hold! I am he who killed the Hunchback!"
Asked the Governor, "What made thee kill him?"; and he answered,
"I went home last night and there found this man who had come
down the ventilator to steal my property; so I smote him with a
hammer on the breast and he died forthright.
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