图书 · The Arabian Nights
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Presently up came the lady as usual, followed by a slave girl and
wearing a dress more sumptuous than before; and she saluted me
without noticing Badr al-Din and said in fluent graceful speech
(never heard I voice softer or sweeter), "Send one with me to
take the thousand and two hundred dirhams, the price of the
piece." "Why this hurry?" asked I and she answered, "May we never
lose thee!"[FN#524] and handed me the money. Then I sat talking
with her and presently I signed to her in dumb show, whereby she
understood that I longed to enjoy her person,[FN#525] and she
rose up in haste with a show of displeasure. My heart clung to
her and I went forth from the bazar and followed on her track. As
I was walking suddenly a black slave girl stopped me and said, "O
my master, come speak with my mistress."[FN#526] At this I was
surprised and replied, "There is none who knows me here;" but she
rejoined, "O my lord, how soon hast thou forgotten her!
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