Libro · The Arabian Nights
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Then he set to work at choosing the fittest drugs and simples and
he fashioned a bat hollow within, and furnished with a handle
without, for which he made a ball; the two being prepared with
consummate art. On the next day when both were ready for use and
wanted nothing more, he went up to the King; and, kissing the
ground between his hands bade him ride forth on the parade
ground[FN#81] there to play at pall and mall. He was accompanied
by his suite, Emirs and Chamberlains, Wazirs and Lords of the
realm and, ere he was seated, the sage Duban came up to him, and
handing him the bat said, "Take this mall and grip it as I do;
so! and now push for the plain and leaning well over thy horse
drive the ball with all thy might until thy palm be moist and thy
body perspire: then the medicine will penetrate through thy palm
and will permeate thy person.
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