Книга · The Arabian Nights
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Hardly was I assured that morning had dawned when I rose, changed
my dress, perfumed myself with essences and sweet scents and,
taking fifty dinars in a kerchief, went from the Khan Masrur to
the Zuwaylah[FN#530] gate, where I mounted an ass and said to its
owner, "Take me to the Habbaniyah." So he set off with me and
brought up in the twinkling of an eye at a street known as Darb
al-Munkari, where I said to him, "Go in and ask for the Syndic's
mansion." He was absent a while and then returned and said,
"Alight." "Go thou before me to the house," quoth I, adding,
"Come back with the earliest light and bring me home;" and he
answered, "In Allah's name;" whereupon I gave him a quarter dinar
of gold, and he took it and went his ways.
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