Book · The Arabian Nights
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They entered and sat down; and when I saw them I repeated these
verses:-
"How dear is our day and how lucky our lot, * When the cynic's
away with his tongue malign! When love and delight and the
swimming of head * Send cleverness trotting, the best boon of
wine. When the full moon shines from the cloudy veil, * And the
branchlet sways in her greens that shine: When the red rose
mantles in freshest cheek, * And Narcissus[FN#588] opeth his love
sick eyne: When pleasure with those I love is so sweet, * When
friendship with those I love is complete!"
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