Libro · The Arabian Nights
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My father is a merchant-jeweller possessed of great wealth, who
hath white and black slaves travelling and trading on his account
in ships and on camels, and trafficking with the most distant
cities; but he was not blessed with a child, not even one. Now on
a certain night he dreamed a dream that he should be favoured
with a son, who would be short lived; so the morning dawned on my
father bringing him woe and weeping. On the following night my
mother conceived and my father noted down the date of her
becoming pregnant.[FN#267] Her time being fulfilled she bare me;
whereat my father rejoiced and made banquets and called together
the neighbours and fed the Fakirs and the poor, for that he had
been blessed with issue near the end of his days.
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