Book · The Arabian Nights
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He saw thee, some days ago, at the window watering thy flowers
and espying thy face and wrists he fell in love at first sight. I
let him know what happened to me the last time I was with thee,
whereupon his ailment increased, he took to the pillow and he is
naught now but a dead man, and no doubt what ever of it.' At this
she turned pale and asked, 'All this for my sake?'; and I
answered, 'Ay, by Allah![FN#608] what wouldst thou have me do?'
Said she, 'Go back to him and greet him for me and tell him that
I am twice more heartsick than he is. And on Friday, before the
hour of public prayer, bid him here to the house, and I will come
down and open the door for him.
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