Libro · The Arabian Nights
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I drew nearer and saw him sitting on a throne incrusted and
inlaid with pearls and gems; and his robes were of gold-cloth
adorned with jewels of every kind, each one flashing like a star.
Around him stood fifty Mamelukes, white slaves, clothed in silks
of divers sorts holding their drawn swords in their hands; but
when I drew near to them lo! all were black stones. My
understanding was confounded at the sight, but I walked on and
entered the great hall of the Harim,[FN#308] whose walls I found
hung with tapestries of gold striped silk and spread with silken
carpets embroidered with golden cowers. Here I saw the Queen
lying at full length arrayed in robes purfled with fresh
young[FN#309] pearls; on her head was a diadem set with many
sorts of gems each fit for a ring[FN#310] and around her neck
hung collars and necklaces. All her raiment and her ornaments
were in natural state but she had been turned into a black stone
by Allah's wrath.
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