Book · The Arabian Nights
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On the way thieves fell foul of him and stripped and beat him and
docked his ears; but I heard tidings of his misfortunes and went
out after him taking him clothes; and brought him secretly into
the city where I assigned to him an allowance for meat and drink.
And presently the Caliph gave ear to
The Barber's Tale of his Sixth Brother.
My sixth brother, O Commander of the Faithful, Shakashik,[FN#683]
or Many clamours, the shorn of both lips, was once rich and
became poor, so one day he went out to beg somewhat to keep life
in him.
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