Libro · The Arabian Nights
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We alighted at one of the Khans, where my uncles tarried awhile
selling and buying; and they bought and sold also on my account,
each dirham turning a profit of five on prime cost, which pleased
me mightily. After this they left me alone and set their faces
Egyptwards; whilst I abode at Damascus, where I had hired from a
jeweller, for two dinars a month, a mansion[FN#585] whose
beauties would beggar the tongue. Here I remained, eating and
drinking and spending what monies I had in hand till, one day, as
I was sitting at the door of my house be hold, there came up a
young lady clad in costliest raiment never saw my eyes richer. I
winked[FN#5886 at her and she stepped inside without hesitation
and stood within. I entered with her and shut the door upon
myself and her; whereupon she raised her face veil and threw off
her mantilla, when I found her like a pictured moon of rare and
marvellous loveliness; and love of her gat hold of my heart.
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