Книга · The Arabian Nights
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Then the old woman led my brother into a great sitting room
spread with wondrous fine carpets and hung with curtains, where
he sat down with his gold before him, and his turband on his
knee.[FN#673] He had scarcely taken seat before there came to him
a young lady (never eye saw fairer) clad in garments of the most
sumptuous; whereupon my brother rose to his feet, and she smiled
in his face and welcomed him, signing to him to be seated. Then
she bade shut the door and, when it was shut, she turned to my
brother, and taking his hand conducted him to a private chamber
furnished with various kinds of brocades and gold cloths. Here he
sat down and she sat by his side and toyed with him awhile; after
which she rose and saying, "Stir not from thy seat till I come
back to thee;" disappeared. Meanwhile as he was on this wise, lo!
there came in to him a black slave big of body and bulk and
holding a drawn sword in hand, who said to him, "Woe to thee!
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