图书 · The Arabian Nights
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Then said the host, "Honour me by eating of this meat and be not
ashamed." And he kept moving his hand to and fro as if he ate and
saying to my brother, "I wonder to see thee eating thus sparely:
do not stint thyself for I am sure thou art famished." So my
brother began to make as though he were eating whilst his host
kept saying to him, "Fall to, and note especially the excellence
of this bread and its whiteness!" But still my brother saw
nothing. Then said he to himself, "This man is fond of poking fun
at people;" and replied, "O my lord, in all my days I never knew
aught more winsome than its whiteness or sweeter than its
savour." The Barmecide said, "This bread was baked by a hand maid
of mine whom I bought for five hundred dinars." Then he called
out, "Ho boy, bring in the meat pudding[FN#687] for our first
dish, and let there be plenty of fat in it;" and, turning to my
brother said, "O my guest, Allah upon thee, hast ever seen
anything better than this meat pudding?
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