Книга · The Arabian Nights
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At this I marvelled and, descending the steps till I reached the
last, found a fair hall, spread with various kinds of carpets and
silk stuffs, wherein was a youth sitting upon a raised couch and
leaning back on a round cushion with a fan in his hand and
nosegays and posies of sweet scented herbs and flowers before
him;[FN#266] but he was alone and not a soul near him in the
great vault. When he saw me he turned pale; but I saluted him
courteously and said, "Set thy mind at ease and calm thy fears;
no harm shall come near thee; I am a man like thyself and the son
of a King to boot; whom the decrees of Destiny have sent to bear
thee company and cheer thee in thy loneliness. But now tell me,
what is thy story and what causeth thee to dwell thus in solitude
under the ground?" When he was assured that I was of his kind and
no Jinni, he rejoiced and his fine colour returned; and, making
me draw near to him he said, "O my brother, my story is a strange
story and 'tis this.
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