图书 · The Arabian Nights
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Now the dame had informed her husband how the case stood (my
brother knowing naught of this); and the two had agreed to make
him tailor for nothing, the better to mock and laugh at him. Next
morning he went to his shop, and, as he sat there, the handmaid
came to him and said, "Speak with my master." So he accompanied
her to the husband who said to him, "I wish thee to cut out for
me five long sleeved robes."[FN#639] So he cut them out[FN#640]
and took the stuff and went away. Then he sewed them and carried
them to the gentleman, who praised his sewing and offered him a
purse of silver. He put out his hand to take it, but the lady
signed to him from behind her husband not to do so, and he
replied, "O my lord, there is no hurry, we have time enough for
this." Then he went forth from the house meaner and meeker than a
donkey, for verily five things were gathered together in him
viz.: love, beggary, hunger, nakedness and hard labour.
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