Book · The Arabian Nights
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When I ended my verses tears came again; but the poetry and the
weeping only added fury to his fury, and he recited:-
"'Twas not satiety bade me leave the dearling of my soul, * But
that she sinned a mortal sin which clipt me in its clip: She
sought to let another share the love between us twain, * But my
True Faith of Unity refuseth partnership."[FN#348]
When he ceased reciting I wept again and prayed his pardon and
humbled myself before him and spoke him softly, saying to myself,
"I will work on him with words; so haply he will refrain from
slaying me, even though he take all I have." So I complained of
my sufferings and began to repeat these couplets:-
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