Книга · The Arabian Nights
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As I heard their accounts, my thoughts dwelt upon the subject and
when, after talking their fill, all arose and went their ways, I
lay down to sleep that night, but sleep came not because of my
violent longing for Egypt; and neither meat pleased me nor drink.
After a few days my uncles equipped themselves for a trade
journey to Egypt; and I wept before my father till he made ready
for me fitting merchandise, and he consented to my going with
them, saying however, "Let him not enter Cairo, but leave him to
sell his wares at Damascus." So I took leave of my father and we
fared forth from Mosul and gave not over travelling till we
reached Aleppo[FN#584] where we halted certain days. Then we
marched onwards till we made Damascus and we found her a city as
though she were a Paradise, abounding in trees and streams and
birds and fruits of all kinds.
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