Книга · The Arabian Nights
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The Kazi, hearing the yells and the uproar at his door, said to
one of his servants, "See what is the matter"; and the man went
forth and returned and said, "O my master, at the gate there are
more than ten thousand souls what with men and women, and all
crying out, 'Alas for our murdered master!'; and they keep
pointing to our house." When the Kazi heard this, the matter
seemed serious and he waxed wroth; so he rose and opening the
door saw a great crowd of people; whereat he was astounded and
said, "O folk! what is there to do?" "O accursed! O dog! O hog!"
my servants replied; "'Tis thou who hast killed our master!"
Quoth he, "O good folk, and what hath your master done to me that
I should kill him?"- And Shahrazad perceived the dawn of day and
ceased saying her permitted say.
When it was the Thirty-first Night,
She said, It hath reached me, O auspicious King, that the Kazi
said to the servants, "What hath your master done to me that I
should kill him?
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