图书 · The Arabian Nights
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Except thou tell me the very truth I will kill myself with this
hanger." [FN#450] When his mother heard him speak of his father
she wept, remembering her cousin and her bridal night with him
and all that occurred there and then, and she repeated these
couplets:-
"Love in my heart they lit and went their ways, * And all I love
to furthest lands withdrew; And when they left me sufferance also
left, * And when we parted Patience bade adieu: They fled and
flying with my joys they fled, * In very constancy my spirit
flew: They made my eyelids flow with severance tears * And to the
parting-pang these drops are due: And when I long to see
reunion-day, * My groans prolonging sore for ruth I sue: Then in
my heart of hearts their shapes I trace, * And love and longing
care and cark renew: O ye, whose names cling round me like a
cloak, * Whose love yet closer than a shirt I drew, Beloved ones!
how long this hard despite? * How long this severance and this
coy shy flight?"
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