Kitap · The Arabian Nights
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Now by the order of Him who predestineth all things, they
alighted at Damascus of Syria, and the Ifritah set down her
burden at one of the city-gates and flew away. When day arose and
the doors were opened, the folks who came forth saw a handsome
youth, with no other raiment but his blue shirt of
gold-embroidered silk and skull-cap,[FN#431] lying upon the
ground drowned in sleep after the hard labour of the night which
had not suffered him to take his rest. So the folk looking at him
said, "O her luck with whom this one spent the night! but would
he had waited to don his garments." Quoth another, "A sorry lot
are the sons of great families!
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