图书 · The Arabian Nights
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a thief is come in to us, seeking to take our money!" A crowd
gathered around them, whereupon the intruder hung on to them; and
complained with them as they complained, and, shutting his eyes
like them, so that none might doubt his blindness, cried out, "O
Moslems, I take refuge with Allah and the Governor, for I have a
matter to make known to him!" Suddenly up came the watch and,
laying hands on the whole lot (my brother being amongst them),
drove them[FN#653] to the Governor's who set them before him and
asked, "What news with you?" Quoth the intruder, "Look and find
out for thyself, not a word shall be wrung from us save by
torture, so begin by beating me and after me beat this man our
leader."[FN#654] And he pointed to my brother. So they threw the
man at full length and gave him four hundred sticks on his
backside. The beating pained him, whereupon he opened one eye
and, as they redoubled their blows, he opened the other eye.
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