Kitap · The Arabian Nights
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"If not master of manners or aught but discreet * In the
household of Kings no trust could he take: And then for the
Harem! what Eunuch [FN#458] is he * Whom angels would serve for
his service sake."
The Eunuch marvelled and was pleased at these words, so he took
Ajib by the hand and went into the cook's shop: whereupon Hasan
the Bassorite ladled into a saucer some conserve of
pomegranate-grains wonderfully good, dressed with almonds and
sugar, saying, "You have honoured me with your company: eat then
and health and happiness to you!" Thereupon Ajib said to his
father, "Sit thee down and eat with us; so perchance Allah may
unite us with him we long for." Quoth Hasan, "O my son, hast thou
then been afflicted in thy tender years with parting from those
thou lovest?" Quoth Ajib, "Even so, O nuncle mine; my heart burns
for the loss of a beloved one who is none other than my father;
and indeed I come forth, I and my grandfather, [FN#459] to circle
and search the world for him.
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