Kitap · The Arabian Nights
Sayfa 796 / 1116
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The traces of illness are yet upon thee and haply thou art going
among folk who be mighty talkers, men who commune together of
what concerneth them not; or there may be amongst them some
forward fellow who will split thy head, and thou half thy size
from sickness." "This shall be for some other day," answered I,
and laughed with heart angered: "finish thy work and go, in Allah
Almighty's guard, to thy friends, for they will be expecting thy
coming." "O my lord," replied he, "I seek only to introduce thee
to these fellows of infinite mirth, the sons of men of worth,
amongst whom there is neither procacity nor dicacity nor
loquacity; for never, since I grew to years of discretion, could
I endure to consort with one who asketh questions concerning what
concerneth him not, nor have I ever frequented any save those who
are, like myself, men of few words.
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