Book · The Arabian Nights
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The door stood open as I entered and found myself in a spacious
and goodly hall, wide exceedingly, even as a horse-course; and
around it were an hundred chambers with doors of sandal and aloes
woods plated with red gold and furnished with silver rings by way
of knockers.[FN#286] At the head or upper end[FN#287] of the hall
I saw forty damsels, sumptuously dressed and ornamented and one
and all bright as moons; none could ever tire of gazing upon them
and all so lovely that the most ascetic devotee on seeing them
would become their slave and obey their will. When they saw me
the whole bevy came up to me and said "Welcome and well come and
good cheer[FN#288] to thee, O our lord! This whole month have we
been expecting thee.
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