도서 · The Arabian Nights
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However, after a while one of them said to me (and he had been a
hired servant of our house), "Fortune hath been false to thy
father; his troops betrayed him and the Wazir who slew him now
reigneth in his stead and we lay in wait to seize thee by the
bidding of him." I was well nigh distraught and felt ready to
faint on hearing of my father's death; when they carried me off
and placed me in presence of the usurper. Now between me and him
there was an olden grudge, the cause of which was this. I was
fond of shooting with the stone bow,[FN#194] and it befel one day
as I was standing on the terrace roof of the palace, that a bird
lighted on the top of the Wazir's house when he happened to be
there. I shot at the bird and missed the mark; but I hit the
Wazir's eye and knocked it out as fate and fortune decreed. Even
so saith the poet:-
We tread the path where Fate hath led * The path Fate writ we
fain must tread: And man in one land doomed to die * Death no
where else shall do him dead.
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