Kitap · The Arabian Nights
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I took thee for a man of sense, but I see thou babblest and
dotest for illness. Allah hath said in the Blessed Book,[FN#613]
'Paradise is prepared for the goodly who bridle their anger and
forgive men.' and so forth; and in any case thou art excused. Yet
I cannot conceive the cause of thy hurry and flurry; and thou
must know that thy father and thy grandfather did nothing without
consulting me, and indeed it hath been said truly enough, 'Let
the adviser be prized'; and, 'There is no vice in advice'; and it
is also said in certain saws, 'Whoso hath no counsellor elder
than he, will never himself an elder be';[FN#614] and the poet
says:-
Whatever needful thing thou undertake, * Consult th' experienced
and contraire him not!
And indeed thou shalt never find a man better versed in affairs
than I, and I am here standing on my feet to serve thee. I am not
vexed with thee: why shouldest thou be vexed with me?
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