Книга · The Arabian Nights
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Do thou take thy seat at my tent door, and say to the Emirs and
Wazirs, the Nabobs and the Chamberlains, in fine to all who ask
thee:-The Sultan is ill at ease, and he hath ordered me to refuse
all admittance;[FN#109] and be careful thou let none know my
design." And the Wazir could not oppose him. Then the King
changed his dress and ornaments and, slinging his sword over his
shoulder, took a path which led up one of the mountains and
marched for the rest of the night till morning dawned; nor did he
cease wayfaring till the heat was too much for him. After his
long walk he rested for a while, and then resumed his march and
fared on through the second night till dawn, when suddenly there
appeared a black point in the far distance.
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