Книга · The Arabian Nights
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When it was night my husband came in to me and said, "What hath
befallen thee, O my darling, in this excursion of thine?"; and I
replied, "I am not well: my head acheth badly." Then he lighted a
candle and drew near me and looked hard at me and asked, "What is
that wound I see on thy cheek and in the tenderest part too?" And
I answered, When I went out to day with thy leave to buy stuffs,
a camel laden with firewood jostled me and one of the pieces tore
my veil and wounded my cheek as thou seest; for indeed the ways
of this city are strait." "Tomorrow," cried he, "I will go
complain to the Governor, so shall he gibbet every fuel seller in
Baghdad." "Allah upon thee," said I, "burden not thy soul with
such sin against any man.
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