Книга · The Arabian Nights
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Lastly the Wazir sent for Ajib; and when his father saw him he
cried, "And this is he who struck me with the stone!" Quoth the
Wazir, "This is thy son!" And Badr al-Din Hasan threw himself
upon his boy and began repeating:-
"Long have I wept o'er severance ban and bane, * Long from mine
eyelids tear-rills rail and rain: And vowed I if Time re-union
bring * My tongue from name of "Severance" I'll restrain: Joy
hath o'ercome me to this stress that I * From joy's revulsion to
shed tears am fain: Ye are so trained to tears, O eyne of me! *
You weep with pleasure as you weep with pain." [FN#482]
When he had ended his verse his mother came in and threw herself
upon him and began reciting:-
"When we met we complained, * Our hearts were sore wrung: But
plaint is not pleasant * Fro' messenger's tongue."
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