Book · The Arabian Nights
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Ten days ago news came to him that the horseman had fallen into
the sea and he who shot him down was named Ajib son of King
Khazib. My father thereupon wept bitter tears at the need of
parting with me and became like one possessed of a Jinni.
However, being in mortal fear for me, he built me this place
under the earth; and, stocking it with all required for the few
days still remaining, he brought me hither in a ship and left me
here. Ten are already past and, when the forty shall have gone by
without danger to me, he will come and take me away; for he hath
done all this only in fear of Prince Ajib.
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