Book · The Arabian Nights
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I will assuredly sell it for two hundred with which I will
forthright buy other glass and make by it four hundred; nor will
I cease to sell and buy on this wise, till I have gotten four
thousand and soon find myself the master of much money. With
these coins I will buy merchandise and jewels and ottars[FN#660]
and gain great profit on them; till, Allah willing, I will make
my capital an hundred thousand dirhams. Then I will purchase a
fine house with white slaves and eunuchs and horses; and I will
eat and drink and disport myself; nor will I leave a singing man
or a singing woman in the city, but I will summon them to my
palace and make them perform before me." All this he counted over
in his mind, while the tray of glass ware,: worth an hundred
dirhams, stood on the bench before him, and, after looking at it,
he continued, "And when, Inshallah!
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