图书 · The Arabian Nights
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I did not revive from my swoon till dawn appeared, when I applied
myself to the dressing of my wounds with ointments and other
medicaments; and I medicined myself, but my sides and ribs still
showed signs of the rod as thou hast seen. I lay in weakly case
and confined to my bed for four months before I was able to rise
and health returned to me. At the end of that time I went to the
house where all this had happened and found it a ruin; the street
had been pulled down endlong and rubbish heaps rose where the
building erst was; nor could I learn how this had come about.
Then I betook myself to this my sister on my father's side and
found her with these two black bitches. I saluted her and told
her what had betided me and the whole of my story and she said,
"O my sister, who is safe from the despite of Time and secure?
Thanks be to Allah who has brought thee off safely;" and she
began to say:-
"Such is the World, so bear a patient heart * When riches leave
thee and when friends depart!"
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