Libro · The Arabian Nights
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By Allah, O my brother, this be no dream, and if it were a dream,
where is the bag of gold I bore with me and where are my turband
and my robe, and my trousers?" Then he rose and entered the city,
threading its highways and by-ways and bazar-streets; and the
people pressed upon him and jeered at him, crying out "Madman!
madman!" till he, beside himself with rage, took refuge in a
cook's shop. Now that Cook had been a trifle too clever, that is,
a rogue and thief; but Allah had made him repent and turn from
his evil ways and open a cook-shop; and all the people of
Damascus stood in fear of his boldness and his mischief. So when
the crowd saw the youth enter his shop, they dispersed being
afraid of him, and went their ways. The Cook looked at Badr
al-Din and, noting his beauty and loveliness, fell in love with
him forthright and said, "Whence comest thou, O youth?
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