本 · The Arabian Nights
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After this I wiped my hands, but forgot to wash them; and sat
till it grew dark, when the wax candles were lighted and the
singing women came in with their tambourines and proceeded to
display the bride in various dresses and to carry her in
procession from room to room all round the palace, getting their
palms crossed with gold. Then they brought her to me and disrobed
her. When I found myself alone with her on the bed I embraced
her, hardly believing in our union; but she smelt the strong
odours of the ragout upon my hands and forth with cried out with
an exceeding loud cry, at which the slave girls came running to
her from all sides. I trembled with alarm, unknowing what was the
matter, and the girls asked her, "What aileth thee, O our
sister?" She answered them, "Take this mad man away from me: I
had thought he was a man of sense!" Quoth I to her, "What makes
thee think me mad?" Quoth she, "Thou madman' what made thee eat
of cumin ragout and forget to wash thy hand?
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