Boek · The Arabian Nights
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At first she was affrighted at him; then she made mockery of him
and, laughing till she fell upon her back, said, "O my lord, thou
hast indeed won my heart by thy good nature!" Then she conjured
him, by her life, to stand up and dance, and he arose, and
capered about, and there was not a cushion in the house but she
threw it at his head, and in like manner did all her women who
also kept pelting him with oranges and lemons and citrons till he
fell down senseless from the cuffing on the nape of the neck, the
pillowing and the fruit pelting. "Now thou hast attained thy
wish," said the old woman when he came round; "there are no more
blows in store for thee and there remaineth but one little thing
to do.
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