Libro · The Arabian Nights
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Presently, O my lady, I espied a noble steed, black as the murks
of night when murkiest, standing, ready saddled and bridled (and
his saddle was of red gold) before two mangers, one of clear
crystal wherein was husked sesame, and the other also of crystal
containing water of the rose scented with musk. When I saw this I
marvelled and said to myself, "Doubtless in this animal must be
some wondrous mystery;" and Satan cozened me, so I led him
without the palace end mounted him, but he would not stir from
his place. So I hammered his sides with my heels, but he moved
not, and then I took the rein whip,[FN#299] and struck him
withal. When he felt the blow, he neighed a neigh with a sound
like deafening thunder and, opening a pair of wings[FN#300] flew
up with me in the firmament of heaven far beyond the eyesight of
man.
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