Kitap · The Arabian Nights
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Presently I espied an open door for which I made straight and
found leading to it a flight of seven steps. So I walked up and
came upon a place pargetted with marble and spread and hung with
gold-worked carpets and tapestry, amiddlemostof which stood a
throne of juniper wood inlaid with pearls and precious stones and
set with bosses of emeralds. In the further wall was an alcove
whose curtains, bestrung with pearls, were let down and I saw a
light issuing therefrom; so I drew near and perceived that the
light came from a precious stone as big as an ostrich egg, set at
the upper end of the alcove upon a little chryselephantine couch
of ivory and gold; and this jewel, blazing like the sun, cast its
rays wide and side. The couch also was spread with all manner of
silken stuffs amazing the gazer with their richness and beauty.
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