图书 · The Arabian Nights
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She said, It hath reached me, O auspicious King, that Ajib thus
continued his tale to the lady:-When I was certified that I had
slain him, I arose and ascending the stairs replaced the trapdoor
and covered it with earth as before. Then I looked out seawards
and saw the ship cleaving the waters and making for the island,
wherefore I was afeard and said, "The moment they come and see
the youth done to death, they will know 'twas I who slew him and
will slay me without respite." So I climbed up into a high tree
and concealed myself among its leaves; and hardly had I done so
when the ship anchored and the slaves landed with the ancient
man, the youth's father, and made direct for the place and when
they removed the earth they were surprised to see it
soft.[FN#277] Then they raised the trap door and went down and
found the youth lying at full length, clothed in fair new
garments, with a face beaming after the bath, and the knife deep
in his heart.
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