图书 · The Arabian Nights
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The man stopped, and asked them what was the matter, and they
answered, "The Governor hath ordered us to bring this fellow
before him and, look ye, we are doing so." My brother's friend
urged them to release him, and offered them five hundred dinars
to let him go, saying, "When ye return to the Governor tell him
that you were unable to find him." But they would not listen to
his words and took my brother, dragging him along on his face,
and set him before the Governor who asked him, "Whence gottest
thou these stuffs and monies?"; and he answered, "I pray for
mercy!" So the Governor gave him the kerchief of mercy;[FN#681]
and he told him all that had befallen him from first to last with
the old woman and the flight of the damsel; ending with, "Whatso
I have taken, take of it what thou wilt, so thou leave me
sufficient to support life."[FN#682] But the Governor took the
whole of the stuffs and all the money for himself; and, fearing
lest the affair come to the Sultan's ears, he summoned my brother
and said, "Depart from this city, else I will hang thee."
"Hearing and obedience" quoth my brother and set out for another
town.
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