Libro · The Arabian Nights
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Here now we commit to thee the keys of the palace which
containeth forty chambers and thou mayest open of these thirty
and nine, but beware (and we conjure thee by Allah and by the
lives of us!) lest thou open the fortieth door, for therein is
that which shall separate us for ever."[FN#292] Quoth I,
"Assuredly I will not open it, if it contain the cause of
severance from you." Then one among them came up to me and
falling on my neck wept and recited these verses.-
"If Time unite us after absent while, * The world harsh frowning
on our lot shall smile And if thy semblance deign adorn mine
eyes,[FN#293] * I'll pardon Time past wrongs and by gone guile."
And I recited the following:-
"When drew she near to bid adieu with heart unstrung, * While
care and longing on that day her bosom wrung Wet pearls she wept
and mine like red carnelians rolled * And, joined in sad riviere,
around her neck they hung."
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