Libro · The Arabian Nights
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Rayhan our slave brought it to me four days ago and would not let
me have it till I gave him two dinars for it." When Ja'afar heard
speak of the slave and the apple, he was glad and put his hand
into his child's pocket [FN#361] and drew out the apple and knew
it and rejoiced saying, "O ready Dispeller of trouble " [FN#362]
Then he bade them bring the slave and said to him, "Fie upon
thee, Rayhan! whence haddest thou this apple?" "By Allah, O my
master," he replied, "though a lie may get a man once off, yet
may truth get him off, and well off, again and again. I did not
steal this apple from thy palace nor from the gardens of the
Commander of the Faithful. The fact is that five days ago, as I
was walking along one of the alleys of this city, I saw some
little ones at play and this apple in hand of one of them. So I
snatched it from him and beat him and he cried and said, 'O youth
this apple is my mother's and she is ill.
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