Libro · The Arabian Nights
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We signed to them, with our fingers, as it were saying, "We be
messengers of the great King of Hind, so harm us not!" but they
answered on like wise, "We are not in his dominions to obey nor
are we subject to his sway." Then they set upon us and slew some
of my slaves and put the lave to flight; and I also fled after I
had gotten a wound, a grievous hurt, whilst the Arabs were taken
up with the money and the presents which were with us. I went
forth unknowing whither I went, having become mean as I was
mighty; and I fared on until I came to the crest of a mountain
where I took shelter for the night in a cave. When day arose I
set out again, nor ceased after this fashion till I arrived at a
fair city and a well filled.
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