图书 · The Arabian Nights
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Little recking what Fortune had in womb for me, when suddenly the
old woman stood before me, simpering and smiling till she showed
every tooth stump, and quoth she, "O my mistress, the city madams
have arrived and when I apprized them that thou promisedst to be
present, they were glad and they are now awaiting thee and
looking eagerly for thy coming and for the honour of meeting
thee." So I threw on my mantilla and, making the old crone walk
before me and my handmaidens behind me, I fared till we came to a
street well watered and swept neat, where the winnowing breeze
blew cool and sweet. Here we were stopped by a gate arched over
with a dome of marble stone firmly seated on solidest foundation,
and leading to a Palace whose walls from earth rose tall and
proud, and whose pinnacle was crowned by the clouds,[FN#333] and
over the doorway were writ these couplets:-
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